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Oil Spill Dispersants

  • Robert J. Fiocco and Alun Lewis
Published/Copyright: January 1, 2009
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Pure and Applied Chemistry
From the journal Pure and Applied Chemistry Volume 71 Issue 1

Published Online: 2009-01-01
Published in Print: 1999-01-01

© 2013 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Articles in the same Issue

  1. A Perspective on the Application of Chemistry to Oil Spill Response
  2. Time Window-of-Opportunity Strategies for Oil Spill Planning and Response
  3. Booms
  4. Oil Spill Dispersants
  5. In Situ Burning
  6. Effectiveness & Environmental Considerations for Countermeasures
  7. The Interaction of Fine Particles with Stranded Oil
  8. Separation of Oil and Water in Oil Spill Recovery Operations
  9. Remote Sensing for Oil Spill Detection and Response
  10. Occupational-health Aspects of Marine Oil-spill Response
  11. Ecological Effectiveness of Oil Spill Countermeasures: How Clean is Clean?
  12. The Use of Mesocosms in Marine Oil Spill Ecological Research and Development
  13. Bioremediation of Oil on Shoreline Environments: Development of Techniques and Guidelines
  14. Countermeasures for Ice Covered Waters
  15. Orimulsion Containment and Recovery
  16. Appropriate Technology for Oil Spill Management in Developing Nations
https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199971010027

Articles in the same Issue

  1. A Perspective on the Application of Chemistry to Oil Spill Response
  2. Time Window-of-Opportunity Strategies for Oil Spill Planning and Response
  3. Booms
  4. Oil Spill Dispersants
  5. In Situ Burning
  6. Effectiveness & Environmental Considerations for Countermeasures
  7. The Interaction of Fine Particles with Stranded Oil
  8. Separation of Oil and Water in Oil Spill Recovery Operations
  9. Remote Sensing for Oil Spill Detection and Response
  10. Occupational-health Aspects of Marine Oil-spill Response
  11. Ecological Effectiveness of Oil Spill Countermeasures: How Clean is Clean?
  12. The Use of Mesocosms in Marine Oil Spill Ecological Research and Development
  13. Bioremediation of Oil on Shoreline Environments: Development of Techniques and Guidelines
  14. Countermeasures for Ice Covered Waters
  15. Orimulsion Containment and Recovery
  16. Appropriate Technology for Oil Spill Management in Developing Nations
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