… In this paper, fine particles and coarse particles will refer to fine-mode particles and thoracic
coarse-mode particles, respectively, not to the approximations given by PM2.5 or PM(10-2.5)…

… recovery of fine particles is mainly due to the low probability of bubble–particle collision, while
… Citation5 The low flotation efficiency of fine particles is mainly due to the low probability of …

… In this arid environment, coarse particles of geologic origin … fine and coarse particles to
use in analyses of the full 10 - year period. An acceptable fit was found only for coarse particles, …

… we found that peak flow was associated with fine particles (for 15 μg/m 3 … fine particles,
especially fine sulfate particles, have much stronger acute respiratory effects than coarse particles…

… properties of non-exhaust coarse and fine particles generated by on-road driving … particles
produced by tire wear had a size distribution in the range of 2–3 μm, while roadway particles (…

… The PM 2.5 fraction is also called “fine particles”, and those particles between 10 … “coarse
particles”. However, about one decade ago, the term “coarse particles” was used for particles …

… The corresponding RDD of fine particles were comparable for both walk (5.5 ± 0.3 μg h −1
) … and RDD for coarse particles. It also had the lowest RDD for fine particles despite high …

… The mathematical modelling and analysis of particle or … of fines and coarse particles.
Therefore it has been postulated that simply measuring the fractions of coarse and fine particles in …

… PM separately is a study from the USA 3, 4 which found that daily mortality in six cities
was associated with fine particles but not with coarse particles. Since then, a small body of …

… fine and coarse particle sizes were evenly distributed in their respective ranges, the average
particle size ratio of the coarse and fine particles … That is, when a fine particle could exactly …