Respirable particulates in household aerosols

The methods of optical microscopy, cascade impaction, and single-particle aerodynamic relaxation-time (SPART) analysis were used to determine the size spectra of five common household aerosol products. Count median diameters obtained in the microscope study agreed well with the values obtained in th...

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Published in:Environmental research 1981-01, Vol.26 (1), p.105-109
Main Authors: Halbert, M.K., Mazumder, M.K., Bond, R.L.
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