Air pollution has been considered a hazard to human health. In the past decades, many
studies highlighted the role of ambient airborne particulate matter (PM) as an important …

… Roadmap to the particle formation and health effects topics discussed in this review. … These
studies provide an important link between particle formation in combustion and human health …

… by which particles influence human health are only poorly understood. Under discussion
is the role of particle size and particle composition. The risk assessment of coarse particles (ie …

… the findings of epidemiology, controlled human exposure and toxicology studies that used
apportionment methods to relate sources of PM with human health outcomes. Among the 29 …

… This article summarizes the authors' work on the importance of particle composition and …
crustal-derived particles in experimental systems. These crustal-derived particles may constitute …

… Atmospheric chemistry and physics, the biosphere, the hydrological cycle, climate, and human
health are all strongly influenced by natural and anthropogenic particles in the nanometer …

… coarse particles (PM2.5PM10) to carry potential for causing adverse health effects, with smaller
particles … of road traffic related particle emissions and their implications to human health. …

… easily generated for exposure, inhalation, and toxicological studies to determine their
potential adverse effects on human health. Keywords: ultrafine, nanoparticles, PM, health effects. …

… In particular, particles from diesel … composition or of particle size that might occur in the
atmosphere are detectable. As an example of an application, we studied the nanoscale particles …

… they assumed the same chemical composition for all particle sizes. In this work, we use bulk
density to express the difference in the chemical composition of different particles, and then …