Calculation Methods for Industrial Hygiene Written in easy-to-understand language, students as well as practicing environmental health professionals will find that problem solving becomes a sixth sense after using Calculation Methods for Industrial Hygiene. Calculation Methods begins with a discussion of the fundamental units of mass, length, and time, and moves on to develop an understanding of the fundamental physical chemistry of gases and vapors — enabling environmental health professionals to develop new methods to solve "real world problems." Understanding of algebraic methods is the cornerstone upon which the author builds a common foundation for problem solving. After working through this book the reader will be able to:
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- Employ dimensional analysis in solving problems
- Develop computational skills using a rigorous scientific basis
- Integrate basic principles of physical chemistry with industrial hygiene, toxicology, and air pollution studies
- Develop exposure assessment data
- Validate exposure assessments
