Coal contains many potentially harmful trace elements. Coal combustion in unvented stoves,
which is common in most parts of rural China, can release harmful emissions into the air that …

Inhalable particles (PM 10, particulate matters with an aerodynamic diameter< 10 μm)
emitted from coal combustions is one of the most significant contributors to air pollution …

Trace elements in particulate matter associated with coal industries hold high risk to human
health. Understanding the contents and occurrences of modes of these elements as well as …

Coal combustion emits large amounts of PM 2.5 (particulate matter with a diameter of≤ 2.5
μm), and the emissions from different coal types differ. Clean fuels are essential in reducing …

A study was undertaken to determine the use of a plasmid DNA scission assay to evaluate
the causal relationships between particle oxidative capacity and physico-chemistry. Field …

The lung cancer mortality rate in the rural area of the Xuan Wei, Yunnan, is among the
highest in China, especially in women. In this paper, the coal-burning indoor and …

Abstract Fine particles (PM 2.5) emitted from residential coal combustion play an important
role in atmospheric geochemistry and have adverse effects on human health. Three types of …

Four pulverized coals were subjected to combustion in a laboratory-scale drop tube furnace
to investigate the emission of suspended particulate matter smaller than 10μm (PM10) and …

Coal combustion emits a large amount of PM2. 5 (particulate matters with aerodynamic
diameters less than 2.5 μm) and causes adverse damages to the cardiovascular system. In …

Coal combustion in the domestic stoves, which is common in most parts of the Chinese
countryside, can release harmful substances into the air and cause health issues. In this …