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Impact on NO x SEAC 4 Rs Science Team Paul Wennberg John Crounse Alex Teng Tran Nguyen Jason St Clair Caltech Pasadena CA Top science questions What is the impact of biogenic emissions on tropospheric ozone and organic aerosol . Jingqiu Mao (Princeton/GFDL). Yale University, 02/20/2014. Acknowledgement. Measurements: . William Brune (Penn State), Xinrong Ren (NOAA/UMD). Modeling: . Fabien Paulot (Harvard), Daniel Jacob(Harvard), Ron Cohen (UC Berkeley), Paul Wennberg(Caltech), Larry Horowitz(GFDL). 145 Chem. 1. 145 Chem. 2. Alkyl Halides. 145 . Chem. 3. CH. 3. -X and R-CH. 2. -X : Primary alkyl halide.. (R). 2. -CH-X : Secondary alkyl halide.. (R). 3. -C-X : Tertiary alkyl halide.. . 9. . Slides. LIPID. CATABOLISM. lipid menagerie. phospholipid. triglyceride. from McDonalds to Metabolism…. fig17-1. from McDonalds to Metabolism…. The chylomicron: a lipoprotein. fig17-2. mobilization . Eloïse. Marais . (emarais@fas.harvard.edu). 1. , . Daniel Jacob. 1. , Jennifer Murphy. 2. , Dylan Millet. 3. , Thomas Kurosu. 4. , Kelly Chance. 4. 1. Earth and Planetary Sciences, . Harvard . University, . Lecture 15. Thanks to Colette . Heald. for many of the slides in this lecture. A “typical” smoggy day. OZONE PRODUCTION IN TROPOSPHERE. Photochemical oxidation of CO and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). of Si Containing Steel. Computational Metallurgy Lab.. Graduate Institute of Ferrous Technology. Pohang University of Science and Technology. Song, Eun . Ju. Contents. Introduction. Oxidation of Steel. nonylphenol. in chlorinated wastewater effluent using novel high resolution GC/Q-TOF. Christiane Hoppe-Jones, Shawn . Beitel. , Sofia Nieto, Nathan . Eno. , Shane Snyder. Overview. Background. Experimental design. Objectives?. Vocabulary. Oxidation – reduction reactions. Reductase. . Nitrate vs. Nitrite. Denitrification. . Nitrate Reduction. and . Denitrification. . Some bacteria only produce nitr. a. constraints from atmospheric observations. Daniel J. Jacob. with Emily Fischer, Fabien . Paulot. , Lei Zhu, . Eloïse. Marais, Chris Miller. and funding from NASA, HUCE . Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the atmosphere:. :. Degradation of fatty acids. Prof. Mamoun Ahram. Resources. This lecture. Lippincott’s Biochemistry, Ch. 16. Lipids and energy. TAGs are the body’s major fuel storage reserve.. The complete oxidation of fatty acids to CO2 and H2O generates 9 kcal/g fat (as compared to 4 kcal/g protein or carbohydrate. Why?. n. (. redox. chemistry). Chapter 16. What is a redox reaction?. Oxidation. is the addition of oxygen to a substance and. Reduction . is the removal of oxygen from a substance.. lead oxide. +. carbon. Aerosol . Formation. . during. . β-. pinene. Photo-. oxidation. . and. . Ozonolysis. . Karl . Ceulemans. – Steven . Compernolle. – Jean-François Müller . (. karl.ceulemans@aeronomie.be. Experimental Approach . Results - Field Research . Gladys De La Rosa, Chu-Lin Cheng, James J. Kang, Engil Pereira . School of Earth, Environment, and Marine Sciences, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg TX.. The term alcohol is applied to . all . organic compounds whose . molecules contain hydroxyl . group, . —. OH, attached to a saturated carbon atom. .. The general formula is R-OH, . R- Alkyl group. - OH - the functional group of alcohol.