… Particulate matter refers to small particles consisting of solid or liquid droplets suspended
in air. EPA currently regulates particles in two size ranges to help protect public health. These …

… composition also varies with particle size. We found that fine PM (PM<1.7) displayed
physicochemical properties most similar to primary combustion particles and induced more acute …

… this book are quite relevant to particle research related to these … particle measurement
methods, including chemical analysis techniques, for trace and ultra-trace metals and gas/particle …

… particles penetrate into the respiratory tract where they target different anatomical sites,
depending among other properties … the health impact of inhaled particulate matter, we are still far …

… On the basis of particle properties, SPM can be classified as either cohesive SPM (ie,
clay and silt) or noncohesive SPM (ie, sand particles) depending on their differential …

… –chemical properties, toxicology and emission factors of the particles were reported. This
survey indicates that several strategies can provide a significant reduction of particulate matter …

… The goal of this work is to report on the hygroscopic properties of particles emitted by
mining and smelting operations in contrast to an urban background site in Arizona. Size-resolved …

… Here in part 2, we examine the temporal evolution of particle microphysical and chemical
properties from the source regions, and find that in most cases, the amount of sulfate + …

… Suspended particulate matter (SPM) dynamics in ocean … particle-tracking model has
been developed to simulate short-term SPM dynamics. Modelling individual sediment particles …

… to particulate pollution are summarized within this review article. In addition, I review existing
knowledge of mechanisms with which particles … exposure to particles within experimental …