Reference particles for toxicological studies of wood combustion: formation, characteristics, and toxicity compared to those of real wood combustion particulate mass

T Torvela, O Uski, T Karhunen, A Lahde… - Chemical Research …, 2014 - ACS Publications
Multiple studies show that particulate mass (PM) generated from incomplete wood
combustion may induce adverse health issues in humans. Previous findings have shown …

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Reference particles for toxicological studies of wood combustion: formation, characteristics, and toxicity compared to those of real wood combustion particulate mass.

T Torvela, O Uski, T Karhunen, A Lähde… - Chemical Research …, 2014 - europepmc.org
Multiple studies show that particulate mass (PM) generated from incomplete wood
combustion may induce adverse health issues in humans. Previous findings have shown …

Reference particles for toxicological studies of wood combustion: formation, characteristics, and toxicity compared to those of real wood combustion particulate mass.

T Torvela, O Uski, T Karhunen, A Lähde, P Jalava… - 2014 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Multiple studies show that particulate mass (PM) generated from incomplete wood
combustion may induce adverse health issues in humans. Previous findings have shown …

Reference particles for toxicological studies of wood combustion: formation, characteristics, and toxicity compared to those of real wood combustion particulate mass

T Torvela, O Uski, T Karhunen… - Chemical research …, 2014 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Multiple studies show that particulate mass (PM) generated from incomplete wood
combustion may induce adverse health issues in humans. Previous findings have shown …