… the air we breathe often contains particulate matter (PM) of … , PM 2.5 (fine or “respirable”
particles) can penetrate into the … Whereas, respirable PM are fractions of inhaled particles that …

… Particulate matter (PM) is defined as a mixture of solid and/or liquid particles that remain …
the summary of dominant elements of chemical sources in respirable particulate matter. …

… Respirable particulate matter present in outdoor and indoor environments is a health hazard.
The particle … Existing networks of aerosol particle measurements consist of limited number …

… the relationship between ambient particulate matter (PM) levels and … Data on ambient
concentrations of particulate matter, … can be developed to mitigate exposures to particulate matter. …

… This review highlights the important role of inhalable particulate matter, mineral fibres, dusts,
cigarette smoke and ozone in the generation of ROS, RNS, lipid radicals and other oxidants…

… Particulate matters (PM) constitute a major concern for air quality of metropolitan cities. In
this paper, the problem of air quality forecasting of respirable suspended particulate matter (…

… exposures to respirable particulate matter from biomass-fuel … exposures to respirable particulate
matter during cooking were … Concentrations of respirable particulate matter ranged from …

… particulate matter (PM) in the atmosphere. Sequential eight hourly PM 10 samples were
collected and analyzed for the elemental signatures associated with the tracer and other sources…

… The purpose of this study was to evaluate the concentration, composition and sources of
respirable particulate matter in the Athens basin. For the summer time conditions evaluated, the …

… Particulate matter of aerodynamic diameter of less than 2.5 µm (PM 2.5 ) is a recognised
carcinogen and a priority air pollutant owing to its respirable and toxic chemical components. …