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Original Articles

Indoor-Outdoor Relationships and Infiltration Behavior of Elemental Components of Outdoor PM2.5 for Boston-Area Homes

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Pages 91-104 | Received 01 Feb 2004, Accepted 01 Apr 2004, Published online: 17 Aug 2010

Figures & data

TABLE 1 Summary of indoor–outdoor PM2.5 compositional data for 12 h nighttime samples

TABLE 2 PM2.5 and elemental correlation coefficients for outdoor and indoor datasets

FIG. 1 Distributions of elemental indoor/outdoor ratios stratified by low and high AER conditions.

FIG. 1 Distributions of elemental indoor/outdoor ratios stratified by low and high AER conditions.

FIG. 2 Relationships between elemental indoor/outdoor ratios and AERs. Filled circles represent spring–summer samples, while open circles represent fall–winter samples.

FIG. 2 Relationships between elemental indoor/outdoor ratios and AERs. Filled circles represent spring–summer samples, while open circles represent fall–winter samples.

TABLE 3 Summary of indoor–outdoor mixed-model regression and correlation analyses

FIG. 3 Indoor/outdoor PM2.5 ratios versus elemental I/O ratios. Filled circles represent samples collected during high AER conditions, while open circles represent samples collected during low AER conditions.

FIG. 3 Indoor/outdoor PM2.5 ratios versus elemental I/O ratios. Filled circles represent samples collected during high AER conditions, while open circles represent samples collected during low AER conditions.

FIG. 4 Mean deviations between elemental I/O ratios and I/O ratios for discrete particle size intervals.

FIG. 4 Mean deviations between elemental I/O ratios and I/O ratios for discrete particle size intervals.

FIG. 5 I/O size-resolved data versus I/O nickel. Filled circles represent samples collected during high AER conditions, while open circles represent samples collected during low AER conditions. N = 20 for all plots. (Continued)

FIG. 5 I/O size-resolved data versus I/O nickel. Filled circles represent samples collected during high AER conditions, while open circles represent samples collected during low AER conditions. N = 20 for all plots. (Continued)

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