Notes
and
Bibliography
Chapter
I
1.1
Nature
of the
Problem
There
are
several excellent books covering
the
subject matter
in
this chapter: Cham-
berlain,
J. W., and
Hunten,
D. M.,
1987,
Theory
of
Planetary Atmospheres
(New
York:
Academic Press); Lewis,
J.
S.,
and
Prinn,
R. G.,
1984,
Planets
and
Their Atmospheres:
Origin
and
Evolution
(New
York: Academic Press); Atreya,
S. K.,
Pollack,
J. B., and
Matthews,
M.
S.,
1989,
Origin
and
Evolution
of
Planetary
and
Satellite Atmospheres
(Tucson:
University
of
Arizona
Press).
An
earlier text giving
a
historical perspective
is by
Urey,
H. C.,
1959, "The
At-
mospheres
of the
Planets,"
in
Handbuch
der
Physik,
S.
Flugge,
ed.
(Berlin: Springer-
Verlag,
1959)
pp.
363-418.
1.3
Chemical Composition
of
Planetary Atmospheres
There
is a
recent comprehensive compilation
of
chemical data
for
planetary
at-
mospheres
by
Fegley,
B.,
Jr., 1995,
"Properties
and
Composition
of the
Terrestrial
Oceans
and of the
Atmospheres
of the
Earth
and
Other Planets,"
in
AGU
Handbook
of
Physical Constants,
T.
Ahrens,
ed.
(Washington,
DC:
American Geophysical Union),
pp"
320-345.
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