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Titel:
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Lung deposited surface area in Leicester urban background sit/UK: Sources and contribution of new particle formation
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Auteur(s):
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Halma, S.M.L.; Ma, N; Cordell, R.; Kos, G.P.A.; Wiedensohle, A.; Monks, P.
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Gepubliceerd door:
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Publicatie datum:
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ECN
Environment & Energy Engineering
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12-12-2016
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Publicatie type:
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ECN-W--16-042
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Artikel wetenschap tijdschrift
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Aantal pagina's:
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14
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Gepubliceerd in: Atmospheric Environment (Elsevier), , 2016, Vol.151, p.94-107.
Samenvatting:
Lung Deposited Surface Area (LDSA) has been identi?ed as a potential metric for the correlation of a
physical aerosol particle properties with health outcomes. Currently, there is little urban LDSA data. As a
case study, we investigated measurements of LDSA (alveolar) concentrations in a mid-size European city.
LDSA and associated measurements were carried out over 1.5 years at an urban background site in
Leicester, UK.
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