Reactive Oxygen and Nitrogen Species in the Atmospheric and Aquatic Environments

Reactive Oxygen and Nitrogen Species in the Atmospheric and Aquatic Environments delves into the dynamic and complex roles of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) across atmospheric and aquatic environments. This volume examines the occurrence, transformations, and ecological implications of ROS/RNS in aquatic systems, particularly their impact on biogeochemical cycles. It provides critical insights into modern techniques for sampling, handling, and analysing ROS/RNS, offering practical guidance for accurate environmental monitoring. The volume also addresses the frontiers of sensor technology, with a focus on nanoparticle-based sensors for detecting ROS/RNS with high selectivity and sensitivity, as well as atmospheric ROS/RNS and their direct and indirect effects on air quality and human health - an area of growing concern in climate and public health research.

• Comprehensive coverage of cutting-edge sampling techniques, handling protocols, and analytical methods, including sensor-based detection strategies
• Integrates atmospheric and aquatic perspectives on reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, bridging environmental chemistry, ecology, and public health
• Features chapters authored by leading researchers offering current advances, critical evaluations, and future directions in ROS/RNS research and monitoring