Abstract
The atmospheric impurities in different parts of the city of Leeds have been investigated by collecting samples of rain for a period of twelve months (November 1907 to October 1908). Similar results are given of the rainfall at the Manor Farm, Garforth, about seven and a half miles due east of the main industrial quarter of Leeds. The samples were collected with funnels twelve inches in diameter, and were representative of the whole of the atmospheric impurities, both soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited at other times. Further investigations have been made as to the influence of the suspended impurities upon the amount and intensity of the light penetrating the atmosphere at the different stations.
Citation Formats
Ruston, A G, and Crowther, C.
Impurities in the atmospheres of towns and their effects upon vegetation.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1910.
Web.
Ruston, A G, & Crowther, C.
Impurities in the atmospheres of towns and their effects upon vegetation.
United Kingdom.
Ruston, A G, and Crowther, C.
1910.
"Impurities in the atmospheres of towns and their effects upon vegetation."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Impurities in the atmospheres of towns and their effects upon vegetation}
author = {Ruston, A G, and Crowther, C}
abstractNote = {The atmospheric impurities in different parts of the city of Leeds have been investigated by collecting samples of rain for a period of twelve months (November 1907 to October 1908). Similar results are given of the rainfall at the Manor Farm, Garforth, about seven and a half miles due east of the main industrial quarter of Leeds. The samples were collected with funnels twelve inches in diameter, and were representative of the whole of the atmospheric impurities, both soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited at other times. Further investigations have been made as to the influence of the suspended impurities upon the amount and intensity of the light penetrating the atmosphere at the different stations.}
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volume = {80}
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year = {1910}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Impurities in the atmospheres of towns and their effects upon vegetation}
author = {Ruston, A G, and Crowther, C}
abstractNote = {The atmospheric impurities in different parts of the city of Leeds have been investigated by collecting samples of rain for a period of twelve months (November 1907 to October 1908). Similar results are given of the rainfall at the Manor Farm, Garforth, about seven and a half miles due east of the main industrial quarter of Leeds. The samples were collected with funnels twelve inches in diameter, and were representative of the whole of the atmospheric impurities, both soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited soluble and insoluble, whether actually brought down by the rain or deposited at other times. Further investigations have been made as to the influence of the suspended impurities upon the amount and intensity of the light penetrating the atmosphere at the different stations.}
journal = []
volume = {80}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1910}
month = {Jan}
}