Evidence for the “grasshopper” effect and fractionation during long-range atmospheric transport of organic contaminants - Gouin, T.; Mackay, D.; Jones, K.C.; Harner, T.; Meijer, S.N. (Environmental pollution (1987), 2004)
Keywords: Air Movements; Air Pollutants - chemistry; Air Pollution; Applied sciences; Atmospheric pollution; Chemical Fractionation; Environmental Monitoring - statistics & numerical data; Exact sciences and technology; Global fractionation; Hexachlorobenzene - chemistry; Long-range atmospheric transport; Models, Theoretical; Monte Carlo Method; Organic Chemicals - chemistry; Persistent organic pollutants; Pollutants physicochemistry study: properties, effects, reactions, transport and distribution; Pollution; Polychlorinated Biphenyls - chemistry; “Grasshopper” effect; Model; “Grasshopper” effect; Global fractionation; Persistent organic pollutants; Long-range atmospheric transport; Monte Carlo method; Fractionation; Pollutant behavior; Troposphere; Modeling; Mechanism; Hopping conduction; Transport process; Persistent organic pollutant; Grasshopper effect; Long range pollutant transport; Air pollution; Numerical simulation; Phase partition; Speciation