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Title: Single particle chemical analysis of ambient ultrafine aerosol: A review
Date: 10/2012
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Abstract: Ultrafine aerosols (<100 nm diameter) constitute the largest portion of ambient aerosol loading by number, are highly time and location dependent, and impact both human health and global climate. In order to better understand the sources, transformations, and impacts of aerosol, particle-by-particle chemical composition measurements are required. This review surveys the methods that currently exist for single particle chemical analysis of ambient ultrafine aerosol and discusses the findings of atmospheric measurements using these methods.
Non-technical Summary: This review surveys the methods that currently exist for single particle chemical analysis of ambient ultrafine aerosol and discusses the findings of atmospheric measurements using these methods.
Content Emphasis Review Article
Exposure Or Hazard Target Atmospheric Ecosystem
Exposure Pathway Inhalation
Method Of Study Material Analysis and Applications
Environmental Study
Paper Type Environmental Fate and Transport
Particle Type Other/Unspecified
Production Method Both
Risk Exposure Group Ecosystem
Target Audience Technical Research
Citation: Journal of Aerosol Science, 52: 109-120 (October 2012)
Publication: Journal of Aerosol Science
Author: Bzdek BR, Pennington MR, Johnston MV
Volume: 52
Pages: 109-120
     


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