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Combustion and Photochemical Aerosols Attributable to Automobiles

D.F. Miller Battelle, Columbus Laboratories
,
A. Levy Battelle, Columbus Laboratories
,
D. Y. H. Pul University of Minnesota
,
K.T. Whitby University of Minnesota
&
W. E. Wilson Jr. Environmental Protection Agency
Pages 576-581 | Published online: 13 Mar 2012

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LynnM. Hildemann, GregorryR. Markowski, MichaelC. Jones & GlenR. Cass. (1991) Submicrometer Aerosol Mass Distributions of Emissions from Boilers, Fireplaces, Automobiles, Diesel Trucks, and Meat-Cooking Operations. Aerosol Science and Technology 14:1, pages 138-152.
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Mikio Kasahara, Kanji Takahashi & Masako Kohno. (1985) Experimental studies on photochemical aerosol formation and growth in multi‐component systems. International Journal of Environmental Studies 25:1-2, pages 59-72.
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Peter H. Schuepp. (1982) Laboratory studies on dry deposition of submicron-size particles on coniferous foliage. Boundary-Layer Meteorology 24:4, pages 465-480.
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R.N. Khandekar, D.N. Kelkar & K.G. Vohra. (1980) Lead, cadmium, zinc, copper and iron in the atmosphere of Greater Bombay. Atmospheric Environment (1967) 14:4, pages 457-461.
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D.F. MILLER. 1978. Sulfur in the Atmosphere. Sulfur in the Atmosphere 273 280 .
D.F. Miller. (1978) Precursor effects on SO2 oxidation. Atmospheric Environment (1967) 12:1-3, pages 273-280.
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P. Little & R.D. Wiffen. (1978) Emission and deposition of lead from motor exhausts — II. Airborne concentration, particle size and deposition of lead near motorways. Atmospheric Environment (1967) 12:6-7, pages 1331-1341.
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P. Little & R.D. Wiffen. (1977) Emission and deposition of petrol engine exhaust Pb—I. Deposition of exhaust pb to plant and soil surfaces. Atmospheric Environment (1967) 11:5, pages 437-447.
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