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Dynamic harmonization of source-oriented and receptor models for source apportionment
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Zhang, Xiaole; id_orcid0000-0002-8349-8101 +7 more
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Direct mass spectrometry (MS) analysis of human tissue at the molecular level could gain insight into biomarker discovery and disease diagnosis. Detecting metabolite profiles of tissue sample play an important role in understanding the pathological ...
Dasheng Liu +10 more
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The present study employed epiphytic lichens as biomonitor and passive air sampler for the assessment of fifteen (15) atmospheric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in some major cities in three regions of Ghana.
Nathaniel Thompson +6 more
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Source apportionment with one source unknown
Abstract Attribution of local pollution to area sources is essential to effective management of the environment. Source apportionment addresses the problem by statistical inference of source contributions to total pollution from observations of ambient air chemical composition.
Karen Bandeen-Roche, David Ruppert
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Source Apportionment of Atmospheric Trace Element Deposition
Samples of lichen species (Xanthoria parietina) collected from Aegean Region of Turkey were analyzed by instrumental neutron activation analysis to determine the concentrations of 31 elements. The elements (Au, Rb, Zn, Hg, Sb, Cd, As, Cl, Br, and Se) showed enrichment with respect to the crustal composition.
Yenisoy-Karakas, Serpil +1 more
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Atmospheric CO2 dynamics in a coastal megacity: spatiotemporal patterns, sea–land breeze impacts, and anthropogenic–biogenic emission partitioning [PDF]
Attributing observed carbon dioxide (CO2) to fossil-fuel emissions versus biogenic fluxes is essential for assessing urban mitigation, but in coastal megacities it is complicated by anthropogenic–biogenic coupling and sea–land breeze (SLB) circulation ...
J. Zhang +12 more
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Heavy metals in urban dust could pose noticeable human health risks, but there are few studies focusing on comprehensive human health risk assessment with the incorporation of both bioaccessibility and source apportionment in urban dust.
Jin-jin Ma +5 more
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Modeling and source apportionment of diesel particulate matter [PDF]
The fine and ultra fine sizes of diesel particulate matter (DPM) are of greatest health concern. The composition of these primary and secondary fine and ultra fine particles is principally elemental carbon (EC) with adsorbed organic compounds, sulfate, nitrate, ammonia, metals, and other trace elements.
L A, Díaz-Robles, J S, Fu, G D, Reed
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Abstract Comparison results obtained by different models with different physical assumptions and constraints for source apportionment is important for better understanding the sources of the pollutants. Source apportionment of PM2.5 measured at three sites located in inner urban districts of Hanoi was performed using two receptor models, UNMIX ...
Thi Hieu Bui, Thi Phương Mai Nguyen
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Field comparison of dual- and single-spot Aethalometers: equivalent black carbon, light absorption, Ångström exponent and secondary brown carbon estimations [PDF]
The Aethalometer is a widely used instrument for black carbon (BC) mass concentration and light absorption coefficient (babs) measurements around the world. However, field intercomparison of the two popular models, dual-spot (AE33) and single-spot (AE31)
L. Wu +17 more
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