… they occur, airborne particles are in reality a suite of pollutants varying in particle size and
chemical composition on a range of temporal and spatial scales. Airborne particles can be …

… particles, which are chemically formed in the atmosphere from gaseous precursors [5]. Because
of their fissured structure, these particles … particles (CAPs), which are airborne particles …

… Thus, vehicle brake wear is by far the most dominant source of airborne magnetite in the …
-rich particles to human cardiovascular and neurological health, the high magnetite content of …

… such as in absolute principal components analysis (APCA), … as species concentrations in
airborne particulate matter since an … of fresh and aged particles with the aged particles being a …

… Particulate matter (PM) is defined as a mixture of solid and/or liquid particles that remain …
into associations between indoor airborne fungal and non-biological particle concentrations in …

… between the concentration of airborne particulate matter (PM) in … daily atmospheric
concentration of particles have been fixed … the composition of the airborne and non-airborne …

… The deleterious health effects of thoracic fractions seem to be more related to the chemical
composition of the particles than to their mass concentration. The presence of hazardous …

… It is because the copper particles commonly own an equiaxed structure which can be …
the particle number size distribution of airborne wear particles. SFM and CFM have higher …

… The characteristics of the particles depend on their originating sources and on the posterior
processes involving the particles, hence the composition and toxicity of indoor particles is …

… role of different PM compositions, which may vastly affect the overall cytotoxicity of particles.
… to different types of particulate matter such as PM 2.5 , fly ash, ultrafine particles and coarse …