Environmental chemistry focuses on understanding the chemical processes that occur in nature and how human activities influence the environment. The book Environmental Chemistry has been designed to provide essential knowledge about the principles and applications of chemistry related to environmental systems.

The book explains how air, water, and soil interact through chemical processes and how environmental problems such as pollution, global warming, ozone layer depletion, and radioactive hazards arise due to chemical changes in the environment.

Written in a clear and systematic manner, the book helps students understand the chemical basis of environmental problems and their possible solutions. It is particularly useful for students pursuing courses in Environmental Science, Environmental Chemistry, and Environmental Studies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels across universities and technical institutions.

This book also serves as a valuable reference for teachers, researchers, and professionals working in environmental science and sustainable development.

Key Features

• Covers fundamental concepts of environmental chemistry
• Explains chemistry of air, water, and soil systems
• Discusses environmental pollution and control methods
• Includes topics such as ozone depletion, global warming, and radiation hazards
• Suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students
• Useful for environmental science and chemistry courses

Ideal For

• Environmental Science Students
• Chemistry Students
• Engineering Students
• Researchers & Academics
• Environmental Studies Programs