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Volume 34, Issue 11, Pages 1481-1610 (November 2003)

1.Selecting fiber materials to improve mist filters, Pages 1481-1492Gina M. Letts, Peter C. Raynor and Rebecca L. SchumannAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (454 K)

2.Effect of particle loading on the collection performance of an electret cabin air filterfor submicron aerosols, Pages 1493-1504J. H. Ji, G. N. Bae, S. H. Kang and J. HwangAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (178 K)

3.Estimation of collection efficiency enhancement factor for an electret fiber with dustload, Pages 1505-1522Wiwut Tanthapanichakoon, Kreangkrai Maneeintr, Tawatchai Charinpanitkul and ChikaoKanaokaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (570 K)

4.The aerosol transmission efficiency of the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station10 m sampling inlet, Pages 1523-1537Henry Granek, John Gras and David PatersonAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (376 K)

5.Size distribution, state of mixture and morphology of urban aerosol particles atgiven electrical mobilities, Pages 1539-1553Kikuo Okada and Jost HeintzenbergAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (905 K)

6.Modeling particle formation kinetics in mixed-phase clouds, Pages 1555-1580V. N. Piskunov, A. M. Petrov and A. I. GolubevAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (903 K)

7.A low-voltage spark generator for production of carbon particles, Pages 1581-1588H. Horvath and M. GanglAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (190 K)

8.Leaching as a source of residual particles from nebulization of deionized water,Pages 1589-1594Brian W. LaFranchi, Mark Knight and Giuseppe A. PetrucciAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (102 K)

9.Comment on: "Performance of different analytical methods in evaluating gradeefficiency of centrifugal separators" by Ray M.B., Hoffmann A.C. and Postma R.S.(2000): J. Aerosol Sci., 31(5), pp. 563–581, Pages 1595-1596Jolius Gimbun, Thomas S. Y. Choong and T. G. ChuahAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (82 K)

10.14th Annual conference held at Reading University Programme, Pages 1597-1610

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Volume 34, Issue 10, Pages 1277-1479 (October 2003)Intercomparison of Soot Measurement TechniquesEdited by Urs Baltensperger

1.The AIDA soot aerosol characterisation campaign 1999, Pages 1277-1296H. Saathoff, O. Moehler, U. Schurath, S. Kamm, B. Dippel and D. MihelcicAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (635 K)

2.Coating of soot and (NH4)2SO4 particles by ozonolysis products of -pinene, Pages1297-1321H. Saathoff, K. -H. Naumann, M. Schnaiter, W. Schöck, O. Möhler, U. Schurath, E.Weingartner, M. Gysel and U. BaltenspergerAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (800 K)

3.Single particle MS, SNMS, SIMS, XPS, and FTIR spectroscopic analysis of sootparticles during the AIDA campaign, Pages 1323-1346U. Kirchner, R. Vogt, C. Natzeck and J. GoschnickAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1024 K)

4.Transmission electron microscopical and aerosol dynamical characterization of sootaerosols, Pages 1347-1370M. Wentzel, H. Gorzawski, K. -H. Naumann, H. Saathoff and S. WeinbruchAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1097 K)

5.COSIMA––a computer program simulating the dynamics of fractal aerosols, Pages1371-1397Karl-Heinz NaumannAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (443 K)

6.Carbon mass determinations during the AIDA soot aerosol campaign 1999, Pages1399-1420H. Saathoff, K. -H. Naumann, M. Schnaiter, W. Schöck, E. Weingartner, U.Baltensperger, L. Krämer, Z. Bozoki, U. Pöschl, R. Niessner and U. SchurathAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (330 K)

7.UV-VIS-NIR spectral optical properties of soot and soot-containing aerosols, Pages1421-1444M. Schnaiter, H. Horvath, O. Möhler, K. -H. Naumann, H. Saathoff and O. W. SchöckAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (572 K)

M. Schnaiter, H. Horvath, O. Möhler, K. -H. Naumann, H. Saathoff and O. W. SchöckAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (572 K)

8.Absorption of light by soot particles: determination of the absorption coefficient bymeans of aethalometers, Pages 1445-1463E. Weingartner, H. Saathoff, M. Schnaiter, N. Streit, B. Bitnar and U. BaltenspergerAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (419 K)

9.Water adsorption and energetic properties of spark discharge soot: Specific featuresof hydrophilicity, Pages 1465-1479B. V. Kuznetsov, T. A. Rakhmanova, O. B. Popovicheva and N. K. ShonijaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (282 K)

Volume 34, Issue 9, Pages 1117-1275 (September 2003)

1.Stochastic approach to chemical kinetics in ultrafine aerosols, Pages 1117-1133Alex A. Lushnikov, Jayesh S. Bhatt and Ian J. FordAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (295 K)

2.A theoretical study of aerosol sampling by an idealized spherical sampler in calmair, Pages 1135-1150R. S. Galeev and S. K. ZaripovAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1087 K)

3.Experimental measurements of aspiration efficiency for idealized spherical aerosolsamplers in calm air, Pages 1151-1165Wei Chung Su and James H. VincentAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (226 K)

4.Experimental transfer function for a low-pressure differential mobility analyzer byuse of a monodisperse C60 monomer, Pages 1167-1173Hideki Tanaka and Kazuo TakeuchiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (157 K)

5.A CFD study of the throat during aerosol drug delivery using heliox and air, Pages1175-1192T. Gemci, B. Shortall, G. M. Allen, T. E. Corcoran and N. ChigierAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (531 K)

6.Characteristics of particle transport in an expanding or contracting alveolated tube,Pages 1193-1215Dong Y. Lee and Jin W. LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (380 K)

7.A moment model for simulating raindrop scavenging of aerosols, Pages 1217-1233Chang H. Jung, Yong P. Kim and K. W. LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (652 K)

8.The aspiration efficiency of a tube sampler operating in a slow moving air streamfacing vertically upwards, Pages 1235-1244X. Wen and S. DunnettAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (163 K)

9.Hypersonic impaction with molecular mass standards, Pages 1245-1266S. Ude and J. Fernández de la MoraAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (607 K)

10.Characterization of particulate emissions during pyrolysis and incineration ofrefuse derived fuel, Pages 1267-1275F. J. Gómez-Moreno, D. Sanz-Rivera, M. Martín-Espigares, D. Papameletiou, G. DeSanti and G. KasperAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (169 K)

Volume 34, Issue 8, Pages 965-1116 (August 2003)

1.A simple bimodal model for the evolution of non-spherical particles undergoingnucleation, coagulation and coalescence, Pages 965-976Jae In Jeong and Mansoo ChoiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (423 K)

2.Charged nanoparticle formation from humidified gases with and without dilutebenzene under electron beam irradiation, Pages 977-991Teruyuki Hakoda, Hyun-Ha Kim, Kikuo Okuyama and Takuji KojimaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (292 K)

3.Numerical investigation of the motion of a growing droplet in a thermal diffusioncloud chamber, Pages 993-1007F. Utheza and F. GarnierAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (437 K)

4.Thermophoretic deposition of soot aerosol particles under experimental conditionsrelevant for modern diesel engine exhaust gas systems, Pages 1009-1021A. Messerer, R. Niessner and U. PöschlAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (198 K)

5.The generation and characterisation of elemental carbon aerosols for humanchallenge studies, Pages 1023-1041Douglas E. Evans, Roy M. Harrison and Jon G. AyresAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (571 K)

6.Characteristics of aerosol particles formed during grate combustion of moist forestresidue, Pages 1043-1059J. Pagels, M. Strand, J. Rissler, A. Szpila, A. Gudmundsson, M. Bohgard, L. Lillieblad,M. Sanati and E. SwietlickiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (263 K)

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7.Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon size distributions in aerosols from appliances ofresidential wood combustion as determined by direct thermal desorption––GC/MS,Pages 1061-1084Michael D. Hays, N. Dean Smith, John Kinsey, Yuanji Dong and Peter KariherAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1221 K)

8.Characteristics of the collection efficiency for a double inlet cyclone with clean air,Pages 1085-1095K. S. Lim, S. B. Kwon and K. W. LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (467 K)

9.Sampling E. coli and B. subtilis bacteria bioaerosols by a new type of impactor witha cooled impaction plate, Pages 1097-1100Byung Uk Lee and Sang Soo KimAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (97 K)

Volume 34, Issue 7, Pages 815-964 (July 2003)

1.Electrospray evaporation and deposition, Pages 815-836O. Wilhelm, L. Mädler and S. E. PratsinisAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (303 K)

2.Effect of inter-particle interactions on evaporation of droplets in a linear array,Pages 837-857Venkat Devarakonda and Asit K. RayAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (441 K)

3.Brownian coagulation of polydisperse aerosols in the transition regime, Pages 859-868D. S. Kim, S. H. Park, Y. M. Song, D. H. Kim and K. W. LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (197 K)

4.Synthesis of non-agglomerated nanoparticles by an electrospray assisted chemicalvapor deposition (ES-CVD) method, Pages 869-881K. Nakaso, B. Han, K. H. Ahn, M. Choi and K. OkuyamaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (962 K)

5.Refractive index of aerosol particles over the Amazon tropical forest during LBA-EUSTACH 1999, Pages 883-907Pascal Guyon, Olivier Boucher, Bim Graham, Jens Beck, Olga L. Mayol-Bracero,Gregory C. Roberts, Willy Maenhaut, Paulo Artaxo and Meinrat O. AndreaeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (284 K)

6.Effects of the aspect ratio on the sedimentation of a fiber in Newtonian fluids, Pages909-921Lin Jianzhong, Shi Xing and You ZhenjiangAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (468 K)

Lin Jianzhong, Shi Xing and You ZhenjiangAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (468 K)

7.Characterization of particle contamination in process steps during plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition operation, Pages 923-936Heru Setyawan, Manabu Shimada, Yuji Imajo, Yutaka Hayashi and Kikuo OkuyamaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1015 K)

8.Effects of flow and geometrical parameters on the collection efficiency in cycloneseparators, Pages 937-955Atakan Avci and Irfan KaragozAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (217 K)

9.New type of impactor with a cooled impaction plate for capturing PM2.5 and otheraerosols, Pages 957-962Byung Uk Lee and Sang Soo KimAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (99 K)

Volume 34, Issue 6, Pages 667-814 (June 2003)

1.Thermodynamic modelling of aqueous aerosols containing electrolytes and dissolvedorganic compounds. II. An extended Zdanovskii–Stokes–Robinson approach, Pages667-690Simon L. Clegg, John H. Seinfeld and Edward O. EdneyAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (325 K)

2.An experimental and numerical study of particle nucleation and growth during low-pressure thermal decomposition of silane, Pages 691-711Sandeep Nijhawan, Peter H. McMurry, Mark T. Swihart, Song-Moon Suh, Steven L.Girshick, Stephen A. Campbell and John E. BrockmannAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (255 K)

3.Analysis of non-spherical polydisperse particle growth in a two-dimensional tubularreactor, Pages 713-732Jae In Jeong and Mansoo ChoiAbstract | Abstract + References | PDF (1800 K)

4.Unipolar charging of nanometer aerosol particles in a corona ionizer, Pages 733-745A. Hernandez-Sierra, F. J. Alguacil and M. AlonsoAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (284 K)

5.Analysis of measurement techniques to determine dry deposition velocities ofaerosol particles with diameters less than 100 nm, Pages 747-764G. Buzorius, Ü. Rannik, E. D. Nilsson, T. Vesala and M. KulmalaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (252 K)

6.Microparticle detachment from surfaces exposed to turbulent air flow: controlledexperiments and modeling, Pages 765-782A. H. Ibrahim, P. F. Dunn and R. M. BrachAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (304 K)

7.Effect of air humidity on the evolution of permeability and performance of a fibrousfilter during loading with hygroscopic and non-hygroscopic particles, Pages 783-799A. F. MiguelAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (286 K)

8.Observation of polar stratospheric clouds with the ABLE LIDAR during the APE-POLECAT flight of January 9, 1997, Pages 801-814Giandomenico Pace, Marco Cacciani, Paolo G. Calisse, Alcide di Sarra, Giorgio Fiocco,Daniele Fuà, Lorenzo Rinaldi and Stefano CasadioAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (1203 K)

Volume 34, Issue 5, Pages 511-666 (May 2003)

1.On the relevance of accounting for the evolution of the fractal dimension in aerosolprocess simulations, Pages 511-534C. Artelt, H. -J. Schmid and W. PeukertAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (351 K)

2.Coaxial jets generated from electrified Taylor cones. Scaling laws, Pages 535-552J. M. López-Herrera, A. Barrero, A. López, I. G. Loscertales and M. MárquezAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (753 K)

3.Aerosolisation behaviour of micronised and supercritically-processed powders,Pages 553-568Boris Y. Shekunov, Jane C. Feeley, Albert H. L. Chow, Henry H. Y. Tong and PeterYorkAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (269 K)

4.Thermophoretic deposition efficiency in a cylindrical tube taking into accountdeveloping flow at the entrance region, Pages 569-583Jyh-Shyan Lin and Chuen-Jinn TsaiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (252 K)

5.Theoretical analysis of particle deposition in human lungs considering stochasticvariations of airway morphology, Pages 585-602JaeHark Goo and Chong S. KimAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (301 K)

6.Methods to measure and predict the transfer function size dependence of individualDMAs, Pages 603-625Martin N. A. Karlsson and Bengt G. MartinssonAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (270 K)

7.Concentration measurement and counting efficiency of the aerodynamic particlesizer 3321, Pages 627-634Thomas M. Peters and David LeithAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (379 K)

8.Oil-soaked sintered impactors for the ELPI in diesel particulate measurements,Pages 635-640C. van Gulijk, J. C. M. Marijnissen, M. Makkee and J. A. MoulijnAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (361 K)

9.The 6th aerosol conference of the Hungarian Aerosol Society (HAS) Debrecen,October 10–11 2002: Humic matter in the atmosphere, Pages 641-666Z. Krivácsy and A. GelencsérPDF (151 K)

Volume 34, Issue 4, Pages 383-509 (April 2004)

1.Evolution of structure and charge of soot aggregates during and after formation in apropane/air diffusion flame, Pages 383-403A. A. Onischuk, S. di Stasio, V. V. Karasev, A. M. Baklanov, G. A. Makhov, A. L.Vlasenko, A. R. Sadykova, A. V. Shipovalov and V. N. PanfilovSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (1077 K)

2.Effect of gravitational sedimentation on simulated aerosol dispersion in the humanacinus, Pages 405-418Chantal Darquenne and G. Kim PriskSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (262 K)

3.Activation capability of water soluble organic substances as CCN, Pages 419-448Masahiro Hori, Sachio Ohta, Naoto Murao and Sadamu YamagataSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (629 K)

4.Tropical urban aerosol distributions during pre-sunrise and post-sunset as observedwith lidar and solar radiometer at Pune, India, Pages 449-458Y. K. Tiwari, P. C. S. Devara, P. E. Raj, R. S. Maheskumar, G. Pandithurai and K. K.DaniSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (132 K)

5.An investigation of the relationship between gas-phase and aerosol-bornehydroperoxides in urban air, Pages 459-468Alam S. Hasson and Suzanne E. PaulsonSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (133 K)

6.Resonance penetration of gas bubbles through a thin liquid layer: a capillaryresonator and its use for the generation of droplets, Pages 469-484A. Ya. Bekshaev, S. M. Kontush, S. S. Rybak, G. Schweiger and C. EsenSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (545 K)

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7.Field and laboratory tests of a high volume cascade impactor, Pages 485-500Markus Sillanpää, Risto Hillamo, Timo Mäkelä, Arto S. Pennanen and Raimo O. SalonenSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (187 K)

8.Minimizing the effect of density in determination of particle aerodynamic diameterusing a time of flight instrument, Pages 501-506Ali K. Oskouie, Kenneth E. Noll and Hwa-Chi WangSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (85 K)

9.International Aerosol Fellow Award 2002 Recipients––Helmuth Horvath and DenisBoulaud, Pages 507-509

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Volume 34, Issue 3, Pages 261-382 (March 2003)

1.Reentrainment of deposited particles by drag and aerosol collision, Pages 261-274W. Theerachaisupakij, S. Matsusaka, Y. Akashi and H. MasudaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (327 K)

2.Impact fragmentation of nanoparticle agglomerates, Pages 275-287Sonja Froeschke, Stefanie Kohler, Alfred P. Weber and Gerhard KasperAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (507 K)

3.Design and calibration of a 5-stage cascade impactor (K-JIST cascade impactor),Pages 289-300S. B. Kwon, K. S. Lim, J. S. Jung, G. N. Bae and K. W. LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (198 K)

4.Real-time measurement of bacterial aerosols with the UVAPS: performanceevaluation, Pages 301-317Victoria Agranovski, Zoran Ristovski, Megan Hargreaves, Patrick. J. Blackall and LidiaMorawskaAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (834 K)

5.Identification of diesel exhaust particles at an Autobahn, urban and rural locationusing single-particle mass spectrometry, Pages 319-337R. Vogt, U. Kirchner, V. Scheer, K. P. Hinz, A. Trimborn and B. SpenglerAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (421 K)

6.Simulation of nano-particle formation in a wall-heated aerosol reactor includingcoalescence, Pages 339-357B. Schwade and P. RothAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (650 K)

7.Marine aerosol fluxes over open sea calculated from vertical concentrationgradients, Pages 359-371Tomasz PetelskiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (306 K)

8.The 1st Czech–Finnish symposium on aerosols, Pages 373-382

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9.List of reviewers for the Journal of Aerosol Science July 2001–June 2002, Pages I-II

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Volume 34, Issue 2, February 2003

1.Lattice-Boltzmann approach for description of the structure of depositedparticulate matter in fibrous filters, Pages 133-147Rafa Przekop, Arkadiusz Moskal and Leon GradoAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (310 K)

2.Direct numerical simulation of nanoparticle coagulation in a temporal mixing layervia a moment method, Pages 149-167N. Settumba and S. C. GarrickAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (803 K)

3.Hierarchical hybrid Monte-Carlo method for simulation of two-component aerosolnucleation, coagulation and phase segregation, Pages 169-188Y. Efendiev and M. R. ZachariahAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (726 K)

4.Chemically resolved aerosol dynamics for internal mixtures by the quadraturemethod of moments, Pages 189-209Robert McGraw and Douglas L. WrightAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (247 K)

5.Inertial focusing of particles with an aerodynamic lens in the atmospheric pressurerange, Pages 211-224Jin-Won Lee, Min-Young Yi and Sang-Min LeeAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (442 K)

6.A condensation-growth and impaction method for rapid off-line chemical-characterization of organic submicrometer atmospheric aerosol particles, Pages225-242Berko Sierau, Frank Stratmann, Matthias Pelzing, Christian Neusüß, Diana Hofmann andMartin WilckAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (267 K)

7.Hourly elemental composition and sources identification of fine and coarse PM10particulate matter in four Italian towns, Pages 243-259A. D'Alessandro, F. Lucarelli, P. A. Mandò, G. Marcazzan, S. Nava, P. Prati, G. Valli, R.Vecchi and A. ZucchiattiAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF (581 K)

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Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2003

1.A new method to study aerosol source contributions along the tracks of air parcelsand its application to the near-ground level aerosol chemical composition in centralEurope, Pages 1-25G. Lammel, E. Brüggemann, T. Gnauk, K. Müller, C. Neusüss and A. RöhrlSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (725 K)

2.Mean field theory for condensation on aerosols and application to multi-componentorganic vapours, Pages 27-40Charles F. ClementSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (154 K)

3.Condensational growth of atmospheric nuclei by organic vapours, Pages 41-61Tatu Anttila and Veli-Matti KerminenSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (469 K)

4.Impact of organic compounds on the concentrations of liquid water in ambientPM2.5, Pages 63-77R. E. Speer, E. O. Edney and T. E. KleindienstSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (412 K)

5.Mass and size determination of nanometer particles by means of mobility analysisand focused impaction, Pages 79-98J. Fernández de la Mora, L. de Juan, K. Liedtke and A. Schmidt-OttSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (336 K)

6.Numerical modeling of an electrostatically driven liquid meniscus in the cone–jetmode, Pages 99-116Fang Yan, Bakhtier Farouk and Frank KoSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (193 K)

7.On the effect of charge recombination on the aerosol charge distribution inphotocharging systems, Pages 117-132Arkadi Maisels, Frank Jordan and Heinz FissanSummaryPlus | Full Text + Links | PDF (237 K)

Volume 33, Issue 12, December 2002

Donghee Kim, Mridul Gautam and Dinesh GeraParametric studies on the formation of diesel particulate matter via nucleationand coagulation modes[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Giebl et al.CCN activation of oxalic and malonic acid test aerosols with the University ofVienna cloud condensation nuclei counter[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Z. Zhang, C. Kleinstreuer and C.S. KimMicro-particle transport and deposition in a human oral airway model[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.J. Dunnett and X. Wen 1653-1665

A numerical study of the sampling efficiency of a tube sampler operating in calmair facing both vertically upwards and downwards[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

Naomichi Yamamoto, Minoru Fujii, Osamu Endo, Kazukiyo Kumagai and YukioYanagisawa

Broad range observation of particle deposition on greased and non-greasedimpaction surfaces using a line-sensing optical microscope[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C.B. Beggs and P.A. SleighA quantitative method for evaluating the germicidal effect of upper room UVfields[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hankwon Chang and Kikuo OkuyamaOptical properties of dense and porous spheroids consisting of primary silicananoparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteByung Uk Lee, Seong Hun Kim and Sang Soo Kim

Hygroscopic growth of E. coli and B. subtilis bioaerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 11, November 2002

J.D. Regele, M.J. Papac, M.J.A. Rickard and D. Dunn-RankinEffects of capillary spacing on EHD spraying from an array of cone jets[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Kwang Soo Seol, Junsuke Yabumoto and Kazuo TakeuchiA differential mobility analyzer with adjustable column length for wide particle-size-range measurements[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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JaeHark GooNumerical simulation of aerosol concentration at atmospheric pressure by acascade of aerodynamic slit lenses[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Samuel Paik and James H. VincentAspiration efficiencies of disc-shaped blunt nozzles facing the wind, for coarseparticles and high velocity ratios[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Arkadiusz Moskal and Leon GradoTemporary and spatial deposition of aerosol particles in the upper human airwaysduring breathing cycle[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jyrki Ristimäki, Annele Virtanen, Marko Marjamäki, Antti Rostedt and Jorma KeskinenOn-line measurement of size distribution and effective density of submicronaerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. Zhang, M.B. Ranade and J.W. GentrySynthesis of nanophase silver particles using an aerosol reactor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Clive I.V. Kerr and Paul C. IveyParticle deposition on optical pyrometer lenses: an illustrative case study[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical note 1589-1593

Qufu Wei, R.R. Mather, A.F. Fotheringham and R.D. YangObservation of wetting behavior of polypropylene microfibers by environmentalscanning electron microscope[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

Technical noteZhang Xiangrong, Wang Lianze and Zhu Keqin

An analysis of a wire-plate electrostatic precipitator[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteDonald E. Aylor

Settling speed of corn (Zea mays) pollen[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 10, October 2002

Thomas J. Krinke, Knut Deppert, Martin H. Magnusson, Frank Schmidt and Heinz FissanMicroscopic aspects of the deposition of nanoparticles from the gas phase[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Bon Ki Ku and Sang Soo KimElectrospray characteristics of highly viscous liquids[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

1361-1378

S.N. Jayasinghe and M.J. EdirisingheEffect of viscosity on the size of relics produced by electrostatic atomization[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chan Soo Kim, Kikuo Okuyama and Manabu ShimadaPerformance of a mixing-type CNC for nanoparticles at low-pressure conditions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.S. Kim, K.S. Lim, R.B. Xiang and K.W. LeeDesign and performance evaluation of an aerosol separator[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Gediminas Mainelis et al.Collection of airborne microorganisms by a new electrostatic precipitator[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jacky A. Rosati, James S. Brown, Thomas M. Peters, David Leith and Chong S. KimA polydisperse aerosol inhalation system designed for human studies[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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François Rémi Carrié and Mark P. ModeraExperimental investigation of aerosol deposition on slot- and joint-type leaks[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteK. Hämeri, I.K. Koponen, P.P. Aalto and M. Kulmala

The particle detection efficiency of the TSI-3007 condensation particle counter[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 9, September 2002

Dong Y. Lee and Jin W. LeeDispersion of aerosol bolus during one respiration cycle in a model of lungairways[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jerome P. Smith and Aaron J. BirdRelationship of sampling efficiency for manikin-mounted personal samplers toefficiency measurements made independent of manikin

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[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

Chantal DarquenneHeterogeneity of aerosol deposition in a two-dimensional model of humanalveolated ducts[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Pramod Kulkarni, Norikazu Namiki, Yoshio Otani and Pratim BiswasCharging of particles in unipolar coronas irradiated by in-situ soft X-rays:enhancement of capture efficiency of ultrafine particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.H. Park, K.W. Lee, M. Shimada and K. OkuyamaChange in particle size distribution of aerosol undergoing condensational growth:alternative analytical solution for the low Knudsen number regime[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Approaches to increasing yield in evaporation/condensation nanoparticlegeneration[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.C. Barrett and R. MillsAn approximate treatment of aerosol coagulation and removal[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 8, August 2002

T.B. Martonen, Z. Zhang, G. Yue and C.J. Musante3-D Particle transport within the human upper respiratory tract[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Philip Demokritou, Tarun Gupta, Stephen Ferguson and Petros KoutrakisDevelopment and laboratory characterization of a prototype coarse particleconcentrator for inhalation toxicological studies[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ali K. Oskouie, Kenneth E. Noll and Hwa-Chi WangDetermination of particle diameter and lumped density and shape factor using athree-beam time-of-flight (TOF) instrument[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Voutilainen and J.P. KaipioEstimation of time-varying aerosol size distributions exploitation of modalaerosol dynamical models[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chang H. Jung, Y.P. Kim and K.W. LeeSimulation of the influence of coarse mode particles on the properties of fine modeparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jussi Lyyränen, Jorma Jokiniemi and Esko KauppinenThe effect of Mg-based additive on aerosol characteristics in medium-speed dieselengines operating with residual fuel oils[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Imre Salma, Imre Balásházy, Werner Hofmann and Gyula ZárayEffect of physical exertion on the deposition of urban aerosols in the humanrespiratory system[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Nora Y.K. Chew, Hak-Kim Chan, David F. Bagster and Jay MukhraiyaCharacterization of pharmaceutical powder inhalers: estimation of energy inputfor powder dispersion and effect of capsule device configuration[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. WittmaackAdvanced evaluation of size-differential distributions of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chandan Misra, Manisha Singh, Si Shen, Constantinos Sioutas and Peter M. HallDevelopment and evaluation of a personal cascade impactor sampler (PCIS)[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Martin Fierz, Leo Scherrer and Heinz BurtscherReal-time measurement of aerosol size distributions with an electrical diffusionbattery[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Koichi Nakaso, Manabu Shimada, Kikuo Okuyama and Knut DeppertEvaluation of the change in the morphology of gold nanoparticles during sintering[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ay e Altunba , Gudret Kelbaliyev and Kadim CeylanEddy diffusivity of particles in turbulent flow in rough channels[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteB. Wehner, S. Philippin and A. Wiedensohler

Design and calibration of a thermodenuder with an improved heating unit tomeasure the size-dependent volatile fraction of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 6, June 2002

C. Janzen, H. Kleinwechter, J. Knipping, H. Wiggers and P. RothSize analysis in low-pressure nanoparticle reactors: comparison of particle massspectrometry with in situ probing transmission electron microscopy[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jian Wang, Richard C. Flagan and John H. SeinfeldDiffusional losses in particle sampling systems containing bends and elbows[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.B. Kwon, M.C. Kim and K.W. LeeEffects of jet configuration on the performance of multi-nozzle impactors

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Avula Sreenath, Gurumurthy Ramachandran and James H. VincentAspiration characteristics of idealized blunt aerosol samplers at large angles to thewind[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Friess and G. YadigarogluModelling of the resuspension of particle clusters from multilayer aerosol depositswith variable porosity[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T. Zieli ski and A. Zieli skiAerosol extinction and aerosol optical thickness in the atmosphere over the BalticSea determined with lidar[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. Häußermann, A.G. Bailey, M.R. Bailey, G. Etherington and M. YoungmanThe influence of breathing patterns on particle deposition in a nasal replicate cast[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Stephen J. Harris and M. Matti MaricqThe role of fragmentation in defining the signature size distribution of diesel soot[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.-M. Suh, M.R. Zachariah and S.L. GirshickNumerical modeling of silicon oxide particle formation and transport in a one-dimensional low-pressure chemical vapor deposition reactor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteY. Okada, J. Yabumoto and K. Takeuchi

Aerosol spectrometer for size and composition analysis of nanoparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 33, Issue 5, May 2002

P. Jani et al.Probability distribution of scattered intensities[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Samuel Paik and James H. VincentAspiration efficiency for thin-walled nozzles facing the wind and for very highvelocity ratios[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H.T. Kim, Y. Zhu, W.C. Hinds and K.W. LeeExperimental study of small virtual cyclones as particle concentrators[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chandan Misra, Seongheon Kim, Si Shen and Constantinos SioutasA high flow rate, very low pressure drop impactor for inertial separation of ultrafinefrom accumulation mode particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chang H. Jung, Y.P. Kim and K.W. LeeAnalytic solution for polydispersed aerosol dynamics by a wet removal process[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G. Santachiara, F. Prodi and C. CornettiExperimental measurements on thermophoresis in the transition region[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Y.S. Mayya, S.N. Tripathi and A. Khan 781-795

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Y.S. Mayya and B.K. SapraImage forces on a collection of charged particles near conducting surfaces[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Letter to the EditorChristian Vauge

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Volume 33, Issue 4, April 2002

B.J. Brooks, M.H. Smith, M.K. Hill and C.D. O'DowdSize-differentiated volatility analysis of internally mixed laboratory-generatedaerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Held, K.-P. Hinz, A. Trimborn, B. Spengler and O. KlemmChemical classes of atmospheric aerosol particles at a rural site in Central Europeduring winter[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jost Heintzenberg, Markus Hermann, Bengt G. Martinsson and Giorgos PapaspiropoulosNumber and sulfur derived 3-parameter aerosol size distributions in the tropopauseregion from CARIBIC flights between Germany and the Indic[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Veli-Matti Kerminen and Markku KulmalaAnalytical formulae connecting the "real" and the "apparent" nucleation rate andthe nuclei number concentration for atmospheric nucleation events[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Evan Whitby, Frank Stratmann and Martin WilckMerging and remapping modes in modal aerosol dynamics models: a "DynamicMode Manager"[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jeong-Ho Park and Chung-Hwan ChunAn improved modelling for prediction of grade efficiency of electrostaticprecipitators with negative corona[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Acknowledgement to Referees[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Alexander Laskin and James P. CowinOn deposition efficiency of point-to-plate electrostatic precipitator[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Fernández de la MoraDiffusion broadening in converging differential mobility analyzers[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. AlonsoReducing the diffusional spreading rate of a Brownian particle by an appropriatenon-uniform external force field[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Byung Uk Lee and Sang Soo KimThe effect of varying impaction plate temperature on impactor performance:experimental studies[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Meng-Dawn Cheng, John M. Storey, Thomas Wainman and Thang DamImpacts of venturi turbulent mixing on the size distributions of sodium chloride anddioctyl-phthalate aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chandra Venkataraman, Geeta Negi, Satya Brata Sardar and Ritu RastogiSize distributions of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in aerosol emissions frombiofuel combustion[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Anthony T. Zimmer, Paul A. Baron and Pratim BiswasThe influence of operating parameters on number-weighted aerosol size distributiongenerated from a gas metal arc welding process[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. KhosidOn the solution of population balance equations for multisize aerosol cloudundergoing simultaneous evaporation and coalescence[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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ErratumK. Okada et al.

"The mixture state of individual aerosol particles in the 1997 Indonesian hazeepisode" - Aerosol Science 32 (11) (2001) 1269-1279[Abstract] [Original article] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P. Tekasakul and S.K. LoyalkaEvaporation from non-spherical particles: the equivalent-volume and inscribedsphere approximations for nearly spherical particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ji í Smolík, Lucie D umbová, Jaroslav Schwarz and Markku Kulmala"Evaporation of ventilated water droplet: connection between heat and masstransfer" [J. Aerosol Sci. 32 (2001) 739-748][Abstract] [Original article] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F. Gensdarmes, D. Boulaud and A. RenouxElectrical charging of radioactive aerosols comparison of the Clement-Harrison models with new experiments[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Struchtrup, M. Luskin and M.R. ZachariahA model for kinetically controlled internal phase segregation during aerosolcoagulation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Keller and K. SiegmannEffects of second order processes in aerosol monitoring[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Seongheon Kim, Peter A. Jaques, Mingchih Chang, John R. Froines and ConstantinosSioutas

Versatile aerosol concentration enrichment system (VACES) for simultaneous invivo and in vitro evaluation of toxic effects of ultrafine, fine and coarse ambientparticles Part I: Development and laboratory characterization[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Seongheon Kim et al.Versatile aerosol concentration enrichment system (VACES) for simultaneous invivo and in vitro evaluation of toxic effects of ultrafine, fine and coarse ambientparticles Part II: Field evaluation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Thermophoretic motion of an aerosol particle in a non-concentric pore[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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The influence of non-uniform particle deposition on the 218Po diffusion coefficientmeasured with the "two-filter" method[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chantal DarquenneA realistic two-dimensional model of aerosol transport and deposition in thealveolar zone of the human lung[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hsueh-Fen Hung and Chiu-Sen WangExperimental determination of reactive oxygen species in Taipei aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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The 16th French Aerosol Conference by ASFERA[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F. Dulac et al.A method for aerosol profiling in the lower troposphere with coupled scatter andmeteorological rawindsondes and first data from the tropical Atlantic off Sahara[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Gediminas Mainelis et al.Electrical charges on airborne microorganisms[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteMartin Wilck

A general approximation method for solving integrals containing a lognormalweighting function[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Book reviewRichard C. Flagan

History of aerosol science - Othmar Preining and E. James Davis (Eds.); Verlagder Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna, Austria, 2000[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Anthony T. Zimmer and Pratim BiswasCharacterization of the aerosols resulting from arc welding processes[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I.E. Agranovski and M. ShapiroClogging of wet filters by dust particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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The 5th aerosol conference of the Hungarian Aerosol Society (HAS) Szeged,October 5-6 2000Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Mass Accommodation and Uptake CoefficientsEdited by Markku Kulmala

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Ji í Smolík, Lucie D umbová, Jaroslav Schwarz and Markku KulmalaEvaporation of ventilated water droplet: connection between heat and mass transfer[Abstract] [Erratum] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Stephen J. Harris and M. Matti MaricqSignature size distributions for diesel and gasoline engine exhaust particulate matter[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Catherine D. Clark et al.Real-time measurement of sodium in single aerosol particles by flame emission:laboratory characterization[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. Tsai and L.J. LiangCorrelation for thermophoretic deposition of aerosol particles onto cold plates[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.M. Brasil, T.L. Farias, M.G. Carvalho and U.O. KoyluNumerical characterization of the morphology of aggregated particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. di StasioObservation of restructuring of nanoparticle soot aggregates in a diffusion flame bystatic light scattering[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Mehrzad Shams, Goodarz Ahmadi and Hasan RahimzadehTransport and deposition of flexible fibers in turbulent duct flows[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Rongbiao Xiang, S.H. Park and K.W. LeeEffects of cone dimension on cyclone performance[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Book reviewOthmar Preining

Nuclear Test Explosions: Environmental and Human Impacts, Scope 49 - SirFrederick Warner and René J. C. Kirchmann (Eds); Wiley, Chichester, England,2000, price GB£95.00, ISBN: 0-471-97848-5[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B. Helfgen, P. Hils, Ch. Holzknecht, M. Türk and K. SchaberSimulation of particle formation during the rapid expansion of supercriticalsolutions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Tak Wai Chan and Michael MozurkewichMeasurement of the coagulation rate constant for sulfuric acid particles as afunction of particle size using tandem differential mobility analysis[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.P. Bakanov, J. Smolík, Sh.Kh. Zaripov and V. dímalContinuum regime motion of a growing droplet in opposing thermo-diffusiophoreticand gravitational fields of a thermal diffusion cloud chamber

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and gravitational fields of a thermal diffusion cloud chamber[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

Jukka Hienola, Markku Kulmala and Ari LaaksonenCondensation and evaporation of water vapor in mixed aerosols of liquid dropletsand ice: numerical comparison of growth rate expressions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Cheng-Hsiung Huang and Chuen-Jinn TsaiEffect of gravity on particle collection efficiency of inertial impactors[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Annele Virtanen, Marko Marjamäki, Jyrki Ristimäki and Jorma KeskinenFine particle losses in electrical low-pressure impactor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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E.P. Emets, G.Yu. Kolomeitsev, S.V. Mikheikin and P.P. PoluektovUse of a correlation method for studying aerosol generation effects[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jerzy Zwo dziak, Piotr Jadczyk and Jerzy KucharczykSeasonal variability of the mutagenicity of airborne particles in the town center[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B.W. Lee, J.I. Jeong, J.Y. Hwang, M. Choi and S.H. ChungAnalysis of growth of non-spherical silica particles in a counterflow diffusion flameconsidering chemical reactions, coagulation and coalescence[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.H. Park, K.W. Lee, M. Shimada and K. OkuyamaAlternative analytical solution to condensational growth of polydisperse aerosols inthe continuum regime[Abstract] [Erratum] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B. Gorbunov, A. Baklanov, N. Kakutkina, H.L. Windsor and R. ToumiIce nucleation on soot particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Charles F. Clement, Liisa Pirjola, Miikka dal Maso, Jyrki M. Mäkelä and Markku KulmalaAnalysis of particle formation bursts observed in Finland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Roman Marks, Krystyna Kruczalak, Katarzyna Jankowska and Ma gorzata Michalska

Bacteria and fungi in air over the Gulf of Gda sk and Baltic sea[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C.H. Kim and Jin W. LeeA new collection efficiency model for small cyclones considering the boundary-layereffect[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L.C. Kenny, R.J Aitken, G. Beaumont and P. GörnerInvestigation and application of a model for porous foam aerosol penetration[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Alonso, F.J. Alguacil, T. Nomura and Y. Kousaka 287-294

Examination of after-charging effects downstream of an aerosol neutralizer[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]


M.W. Reeks and D. HallKinetic models for particle resuspension in turbulent flows: theory and measurement[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jeff Wagner and David LeithField tests of a passive aerosol sampler[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Christine Böckmann and Jochen WauerAlgorithms for the inversion of light scattering data from uniform and non-uniformparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Michael Quinten, Rainer Friehmelt and K.-F. EbertSIZING OF AGGREGATES OF SPHERES BY A WHITE-LIGHT OPTICALPARTICLE COUNTER WITH 90° SCATTERING ANGLE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Katoshevski, B. Zhao, G. Ziskind and E. Bar-ZivExperimental study of the drag force acting on a heated particle[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Onischuk, V.P. Strunin, V.V. Karasev and V.N. PanfilovFormation of electrical dipoles during agglomeration of uncharged particles ofhydrogenated silicon[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Byung Uk Lee and Sang Soo KimThermophoresis in the cryogenic temperature range[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Alvin C.K. Lai, Miriam A. Byrne and Anthony J.H. GoddardAEROSOL DEPOSITION IN TURBULENT CHANNEL FLOW ON A REGULARARRAY OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL ROUGHNESS ELEMENTS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Mingchih Chang, Constantinos Sioutas, F.R. Cassee and P.H.B. FokkensField evaluation of a mobile high-capacity particle size classifier (HCPSC) forseparate collection of coarse, fine and ultrafine particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical noteD.F. Banse, K. Esfeld, M. Hermann, B. Sierau and A. Wiedensohler

Particle counting efficiency of the TSI CPC 3762 for different operating parameters[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Book reviewKlaus-Peter Hinz

Analytical chemistry of aerosols K.R. Spurny (Ed.); Lewis Publishers, Boca Raton,FL, 1999, pp. 486 $69.95.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 32, Issue S1, September 2001

Abstracts of the European Aerosol Conference 2001Leipzig, Germany, 3 - 7 September 2001Edited by H. Horvath, G. Metzig

Contents[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Author index[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Keyword index[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Preface European aerosol conference 2001[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Robert J. CharlsonExtending aerosol/climate-forcing observations to the globalscale: the necessityfor coordinated satellite and in-situ measurements[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.R. RavishankaraHeterogeneous and multiphase chemistry in the atmosphere: overview andintroduction[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Uchtmann et al.Homogeneous and light-induced nucleation of sulfur vapor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. Muñoz-Bueno, E. Hontañón and M.M. EspigaresAerosol deposition in non-isothermal laminar tube flows[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Dehbi, K.F. Knasiak, D. Suckow and S. GuentayDrop size measurements using two different optical devices[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Thierry Elias, Ana Maria Silva, Stuart Piketh and Lourdes BugalhoAerosol single scattering albedo retrived from combination of ground-based andin-situ optical measurements during safari2000[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ch. GeorgeReactive uptake of gaseous species on liquid tropospheric particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.F Holub et al.Further investigations of the "Geoaerosol" phenomenon[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Onischuk et al.Coulomb interactions in soot particle formation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Nagy, W.W. Szymanski, A. Czitrovszky and P. JaniModeling of a new optical aerosol particle analyzer for the simultaneousmeasurementof size, complex refractive index and density[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Vicki H. GrassianHeterogeneous uptake of nitrogen oxides and volatile organics on atmosphericparticles including oxides, carbonates and mineral dust[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Lushnikov and M. KulmalaNucleation controlled formation and growth of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.M. Miranda, M.F. Andrade and A. Plana-FattoriThe aerosol of são paulo, Brazil: physico-chemical characteristics[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Lazaridis et al. 119-130

Subgrid scale investigations of factors determining the occurrence of ozone andfine particles (Sub Aero)[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

M. Chomka and T. PetelskiSea salt concentration over the costal zone[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jochen TschierschSnow deposition of a trace aerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. Signorell and M.A. SuhmSpectroscopic characterization of molecular nanoparticles produced in anelectrospray[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Held and O. KlemmPhase distribution of oxidized and reduced nitrogen species in the ambient air[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P. BrimblecombeOrganics and metals in urban aerosols research directions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Wolfram BirmiliOn the formation and growth of new atmospheric particles in continentalatmospheres[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. MaenhautInorganic tracers for aerosol source apportionment: analytical techniques andselected results[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.F. Fabries, R. Wrobel, P. Görner and G. Greff-MirguetExperimental assessment of the sampling efficiency of two bioaerosol samplers[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Hämeri et al.Gradients of fine aerosols in vertical displacement flow: a field study[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. PirjolaEffects of aerosol dynamics on atmospheric aerosol formation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Philip K. HopkeAdvances in receptor modeling[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I.S. Andreeva et al.Seasonal variations in the microorganisms concentration in the biogeniccomponent of atmospheric aerosol in the South of Western Siberia[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.F. Holub and J. HovorkaParticles in high-Pressure cylinder gases[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Papayannis et al.Simultaneous observations of free trospospheric Saharan dust layers over Europemonitored by a co-ordinated ground-based lidar network in the frame of theEARLINET project[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L.G. Astafyeva and N.V. VoshchinnikovHeating of multilayered aerosol particles by radiation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Teinilä et al.Variability of aerosol chemical composition in submicron and supermicronparticles over the Alantic Ocean[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I. Sówka, J. Zwo dziak, A. Zwo dziak and G. KmieObservation of hydrogen peroxide concentrations in cloudwater[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Lushnikov, M.Yu. Yablokov and Yu.S. LyubovtsevaUptake of reactants by aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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V.G. Chernyak and O.V. KlitenikLight-induced motion of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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V.V. Levdansky, J. Smolik, V. Zdimal and P. MoravecEffect of foreign (buffer) gases on deposition processes in aerosol systems[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Sanz et al.Thermophoretic sampling of combustion particles from a fluidized bed combustor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Adolf EbelModelling air pollution on regional scales[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Berresheim, C. Plass-Dülmer, T. Elste, S. Gilge and A. WiedensohlerNew particle formation and growth: evaluation of long-term measurements ofatmospheric H2SO4, SO2, OH, and hydrocarbons[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I.G. Loscertales, R. Cortijo-bon, A. Barrero, I. Guerrero and A.M. Gañán-CalvoA novel technique to produce multicomponent micro/nano capillary jets andmicro/nano capsules by electrohydrodynamic forces[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. Höller, M. Kasahara and S. TohnoLong-term measurements of carbonaceous aerosol in Kyoto[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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U. Bundke and G. HänelModel calculations on the humidity effect of the extinction coefficient of aerosolparticles: a lace 98 closure study[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G.G. Dultseva, S.N. Dubtsov and G.I. SkubnevskayaAldehydes as initiators of photonucleation: chemical composition of aldehydephotolysis products[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Kwang Soo Seol, Yasuyuki Tsutatani, Toshiyuki Fujimoto, Yoshiki Okada and KazuoTakeuchi

In situ measurement of nanoparticles formed in an rf plasma-enhanced chemicalvapor deposition reactor using a very low-pressure differential mobility analyzer[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.J. Eatough, R.W. Long, N.L. Eatough and W.E. WilsonSemi-volatile organic material in PM2.5 in the Salt Lake City, UT area[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.A. Ogren et al.Measurements of the light absorption efficiency of graphitic carbon in IndianOcean aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Temesi, A. Molnár, T. Feczkó and E. MészárosDiurnal variation in the size distribution of water soluble organic compounds[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.I. Borodulin, B.M. Desyatkov, S.R. Sarmanaev, N.A. Lapteva and A.A. YaryginOn the procedure for taking account of the errors of concentration measurementsin solving "inverse" problems for atmospheric admixture dispersion[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T. Petelski and M. ChomkaSea salt fluxes from the coastal zone[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.Yu. Yablokov, G.B. Andreev and A.A. LushnikovComputer simulation of heterogeneous reactions on fractals[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. BranisSPM emission inventory and trends in ambient spm/pm10 concentrations in theCzech Republic (1992-1999): where does the "dust" come from?[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.N. Sergeev et al.The study of infectious activity of influenza virus aerosol taking into account itsdeposition in laboratory animal's organism[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Bon Ki Ku, Sang Soo Kim and Sang Yong LeeDirect measurement of submicron aerosols in electrosprays using a freezingmethod[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Hemerka, O. Ko ina, V. Adámek and P. HofmannContribution to improvement of pulse jet cleanning of industrial filters[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Yusuke sano et al.Effect of Electric Source Frequency at ESP by Barrier Discharge System[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P.H. Mcmurry and H. SakuraiA review of techniques for measuring the composition of ultrafine aerosolparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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U. BaltenspergerThe organic component of the atmospheric aerosol:facts and fiction[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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U.K. Krieger and C. BraunSolid-to-liquid partitioning in single, composite aerosol particles:a newdiagnostic tool based on fluctuation measurement[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B. Kärcher and U. LohmannA parametrisation of cirrus cloud formation:homogeneous freezing of supercooledaerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C. Gutfinger, K. Shuster, A. Goldshtein and M. FichmanEffect of weak periodic shock waves on the behavior of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Miho Adachi et al.Characteristics of Electrode Length and Mean Gas Velocity with BarrierDischarge Type ESP[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.J. Griffin, K. Nguyen, D. Dadbdub and J.H. SeinfeldA combined hydrophobic-hydrophilic module for predicting secondary organicaerosol formation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Even et al.An instrument for semi-continuous measurement of the composition ofatmospheric aerosol as a function of size[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. Mertes, A. Schwarzenböck, E. Brüggemann, T. Gnauk and B. DippelPhase partitioning of black carbon, non-volatile organic carbon and solubleinorganic substances between the droplet and interstitial phase of clouds at Mt.Brocken, Germany[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Lushnikov and M. KulmalaNew selfpreserving regimes of coagulation-condensation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Onischuk, S.di. Stasio, V.V. Karasev, A.M. Baklanov and V.N. PanfilovSoot agglomerate convolution due to coulomb forces[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Sotiris E. PratsinisAerosols in materials manufacture[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Fabien Aulagnier, Roland Sarda-Esteve, Hélène Cachier and Patrick ChazetteComparison of different analyzers for carbonaceous aerosols and application tofield experiments.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. Maenhaut, J. Schwarz, J. Cafmeyer and X. ChiChemical mass closure during the eurotrac-2 aerosol intercomp 2000[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C. Housiadas, K. Mueller, J. Carlsson and Y. DrossinosTwo-dimensional effects in thermophoretic particle deposition:the phebus-fpsteam generator[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G. Papaspiropoulos, M.N.A. Karlsson, B.G. Martinsson, M. Hermann and J. HeintzenbergElemental concentrations of fine mode aerosol in the tropopause region[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Krämer et al.Uptake of nitric acid in cirrus clouds: results from polstar 1998[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

1051-1062

P. Görner et al.Measurement of sampling efficiency of porous foam aerosol sampler prototypes[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Lazaridis et al.Characterisation of urban air quality indoor/outdoor particulate matter chemicalcharacteristics and source-to-inhaled dose relationships (urban-aerosol)[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Asmi, B. Schell, I.A. Ackermann, H. Hass and M. KulmalaDevelopment of nucleation scheme for modal regional model[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Vinogradova, V.P. Shevchenko, T.Ya. Ponomareva and A.V. KlyuvitkinSeasonal variation in atmospheric pollution over the laptev sea[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Kwang Soo Seol et al.A differential mobility analyzer and a Faraday cup electrometer for operation at200-930 Pa pressure[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Wayne T. McDermott and Richard C. OckovicA CONDENSATION NUCLEUS COUNTER FOR CHEMICALLY REACTIVEGASES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L.C. Kenny and R.A. GussmanA DIRECT APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF CYCLONES FOR AEROSOL-MONITORING APPLICATIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Yiming Ding and Petros KoutrakisDEVELOPMENT OF A DICHOTOMOUS SLIT NOZZLE VIRTUAL IMPACTOR[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Voutilainen, F. Stratmann and J.P. KaipioA NON-HOMOGENEOUS REGULARIZATION METHOD FOR THEESTIMATION OF NARROW AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.L. Bartley, A.B. Martinez, P.A. Baron, D.R. Secker and E. HirstDROPLET DISTORTION IN ACCELERATING FLOW[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Itzíar González, Thomas L. Hoffmann and Juan A. GallegoPRECISE MEASUREMENTS OF PARTICLE ENTRAINMENT IN A STANDING-WAVE ACOUSTIC FIELD BETWEEN 20 AND 3500 Hz[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Massimo Del Guasta and Stefano MariniON THE RETRIEVAL OF URBAN AEROSOL MASS CONCENTRATION BY A532 AND 1064 nm LIDAR[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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TECHNICAL NOTEB. Wehner, A. Wiedensohler and J. Heintzenberg

SUBMICROMETER AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AND MASSCONCENTRATION OF THE MILLENNIUM FIREWORKS 2000 IN lEIPZIG,GERMANY[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Onischuk, A.I. Levykin, V.P. Strunin, K.K. Sabelfeld and V.N. PanfilovAGGREGATE FORMATION UNDER HOMOGENEOUS SILANE THERMALDECOMPOSITION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Scot T. Martin et al.AN AEROSOL CHEMICAL REACTOR FOR COATING METAL OXIDEPARTICLES WITH (NH4)2SO4-H2SO4-H2O PART 2: MANIPULATION OF THEMETAL OXIDE CORE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Ku mierczyk-Michulec and R. MarksThe influence of sea-salt aerosols on the atmospheric extinction over the Balticand the north seas

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and the north seas[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

J. Moldanova and E. LjungströmMODELLING OF PARTICLE FORMATION FROM NO3 OXIDATION OFSELECTED MONOTERPENES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Denis J. Phares, Gregory T. Smedley and Richard C. FlaganEFFECT OF PARTICLE SIZE AND MATERIAL PROPERTIES ONAERODYNAMIC RESUSPENSION FROM SURFACES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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X. Wen and D.B. InghamASPIRATION EFFICIENCY OF A THIN-WALLED CYLINDRICAL AEROSOLSAMPLER AT YAW ORIENTATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE WIND[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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SHORT COMMUNICATIONMarkus Rapp

Capture rates of electrons and positive ions by mesospheric aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Pnueli, C. Gutfinger, L. Moldavsky, K. Shuster and M. FichmanELECTROSTATIC POROUS FILTER WITH A BLOCKING ELECTRODE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Don R. Collins, Athanasios Nenes, Richard C. Flagan and John H. SeinfeldTHE SCANNING FLOW DMA[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Lee and M. ChoiCONTROL OF SIZE AND MORPHOLOGY OF NANO PARTICLES USING CO2

LASER DURING FLAME SYNTHESIS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Peter D. Noymer and Michael GarelSTABILITY AND ATOMIZATION CHARACTERISTICS OFELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC JETS IN THE CONE-JET AND MULTI-JETMODES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F. Zheng, M.L. Laucks and E.J. DavisAERODYNAMIC PARTICLE SIZE MEASUREMENT BY ELECTRODYNAMICOSCILLATION TECHNIQUES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Sarah J. Dunnett and James H. VincentA MATHEMATICAL STUDY OF AEROSOL SAMPLING BY AN IDEALISEDBLUNT SAMPLER ORIENTED AT AN ANGLE TO THE WIND: THE ROLE OFGRAVITY[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Fa-Gung Fan and Goodarz AhmadiWALL DEPOSITION OF SMALL ELLIPSOIDS FROM TURBULENT AIRFLOWS A BROWNIAN DYNAMICS SIMULATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Marcos A. Pe aloza M.AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF STUDYING THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OFHIGHLY NON-ABSORBING SPHERICAL MONODISPERSE AEROSOL USINGA CELL TRANSMISSOMETER

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A CELL TRANSMISSOMETER[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

John S. Fleming, Joy H. Conway, Stephen T. Holgate, Adrian G. Bailey and Ted B.Martonen

COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR DERIVING AEROSOL DEPOSITION BYAIRWAY GENERATION FROM THREE-DIMENSIONAL RADIONUCLIDEIMAGING[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hsu-Wen ChiangA MODEL FOR THE REMOVAL OF WATER DROPLET AEROSOLS FROM AFLASHING JET IMPINGING ONTO A PLATE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.K. Koch, A. Voßnacke, J. Starflinger, W. Schütz and H. UngerRadionuclide re-entrainment at bubbling water pool surfaces[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ari Auvinen, Kari E.J. Lehtinen, Juan Enriquez, Jorma K. Jokiniemi and Riitta ZilliacusVAPORISATION RATES OF CsOH AND CsI IN CONDITIONS SIMULATING ASEVERE NUCLEAR ACCIDENT[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Hidaka, H. Shibazaki, T. Yoshino and J. SugimotoDEPOSITION OF CESIUM IODIDE PARTICLES IN BENDS AND SECTIONSOF VERTICAL PIPE UNDER SEVERE ACCIDENT CONDITIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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E. Hontañón, A. de los Reyes and J.A. CapitãoTHE CÆSAR CODE FOR AEROSOL RESUSPENSION IN TURBULENT PIPEFLOWS. ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE STORM EXPERIMENTS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Cho and M. ChoiDETERMINATION OF NUMBER DENSITY, SIZE AND MORPHOLOGY OFAGGREGATES IN COFLOW DIFFUSION FLAMES USING LIGHTSCATTERING AND LOCAL SAMPLING[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. Ma, D.B. Ingham and X. WenNUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE FLUID AND PARTICLE PENETRATIONTHROUGH SMALL SAMPLING CYCLONES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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BOOK REVIEWMARY L. LAUCKS

Aerosol Technology Properties, Behavior, and Measurement of Airborne Particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Onischuk et al.AEROSOL FORMATION UNDER HETEROGENEOUS/HOMOGENEOUSTHERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF SILANE: EXPERIMENT AND NUMERICALMODELING[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T. Zarutskaya and M. Shapiro 907-921

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Rashid Mavliev and Hwa-Chi WangDESIGN AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A TURBULENT MIXINGCONDENSATION NUCLEI COUNTER[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K.W. Stapleton, E. Guentsch, M.K. Hoskinson and W.H. Finlay

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B.-A. Zucker, A.M. Draz and W. MüllerCOMPARISON OF FILTRATION AND IMPINGEMENT FOR SAMPLINGAIRBORNE ENDOTOXIN[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Polat, H. Polat and S. ChanderELECTROSTATIC CHARGE ON SPRAY DROPLETS OF AQUEOUSSURFACTANT SOLUTIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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X. Li, P.F. Dunn and R.M. BrachEXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDIES OF MICROSPHERE OBLIQUEIMPACT WITH PLANAR SURFACES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Ebert, S. Weinbruch, P. Hoffmann and H.M. OrtnerCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NORTH SEA AEROSOL PARTICLES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Alvin C. K. Lai and William W. NazaroffMODELING INDOOR PARTICLE DEPOSITION FROM TURBULENT FLOWONTO SMOOTH SURFACES

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Alfredo SoldatiON THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC FLOWS AND TURBULENCEON AEROSOL TRANSPORT AND COLLECTION IN WIRE-PLATEELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.L. Laucks, G. Roll, G. Schweiger and E.J. DavisPHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL (RAMAN) CHARACTERIZATION OFBIOAEROSOLS POLLEN[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Eleftheriadis and I. ColbeckTHE FRACTIONATION OF ATMOSPHERIC COARSE AEROSOL BY A TUNNELSAMPLER EMPLOYING SINGLE STAGE IMPACTORS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Malet, L. Alloul, N. Michielsen, D. Boulaud and A. RenouxDEPOSITION OF NANOSIZED PARTICLES IN CYLINDRICAL TUBES UNDERLAMINAR AND TURBULENT FLOW CONDITIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Matthias WaldenmaierMEASUREMENTS OF INERTIAL DEPOSITION OF AEROSOL PARTICLES INREGULAR ARRAYS OF SPHERES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Y.M. Kuo and C.S. WangCharacteristics of droplets generated by bubble bursting from chromic acidsolutions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Niranjan, S. Thulasiraman and T.R. RamprasadPinatubo volcanic aerosol characteristics as observed from a low latitudelocation in india using a ground-based multiwavelength solar radiometer[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Alonso, F.J. Alguacil, M.I. Martin, Y. Kousaka and T. NomuraAerosol particle size growth by simultaneous coagulation and condensation withdiffusion losses in laminar flow tubes[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.C. K. Lai, M.A. Byrne and A.J. H. GoddardMeasured deposition of aerosol particles on a two-dimensional ribbed surface ina turbulent duct flow[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.D. MaynardMeasurement of aerosol penetration through six personal thoracic samplers undercalm air conditions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. D. Griffiths and I. W. StewartPERFORMANCE OF BIOAEROSOL SAMPLERS USED BY THE UKBIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Shapiro and S. LekhtmakherMEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL EFFECTIVE TRANSPORT COEFFICIENTS INCYLINDRICAL TUBES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hua-Shan Tai, Jim J. Lin and Kenneth E. NollCHARACTERIZATION OF ATMOSPHERIC DRY DEPOSITED PARTICLES ATURBAN AND NON-URBAN LOCATIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Veli-Matti KerminenROLES OF SO2 AND SECONDARY ORGANICS IN THE GROWTH OFNANOMETER PARTICLES IN THE LOWER ATMOSPHERE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Leonid T. CherneyELECTROHYDRODYNAMICS OF ELECTRIFIED LIQUID MENISCI ANDEMITTED JETS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Alfonso M. Gañán-CalvoTHE SURFACE CHARGE IN ELECTROSPRAYING: ITS NATURE AND ITSUNIVERSAL SCALING LAWS

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UNIVERSAL SCALING LAWS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jose M. Lopez-Herrera, Alfonso M. Gañán-Calvo and Miguel Perez-SaboridONE-DIMENSIONAL SIMULATION OF THE BREAKUP OF CAPILLARY JETSOF CONDUCTING LIQUIDS. APPLICATION TO E.H.D. SPRAYING[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. P. Borra, Y. Tombette and P. EhouarnINFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC FIELD PROFILE AND POLARITY ON THE MODEOF EHDA RELATED TO ELECTRIC DISCHARGE REGIMES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. P. Borra et al.BIPOLAR COAGULATION FOR POWDER PRODUCTION: MICRO-MIXINGINSIDE DROPLETS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. C. Almekinders and C. JonesMULTIPLE JET ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC SPRAYING AND APPLICATIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Richard G. ForbesELECTROSPRAYS AND LIQUID-METAL ION SOURCES SOMETHEORETICAL SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Jaworek and A. KrupaCLASSIFICATION OF THE MODES OF EHD SPRAYING[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. Rosenbaum and R. ClasenELECTROSPRAYING OF GLASSES PREPARATION OF GLASS COATINGS ONGLASS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F. E. Kruis, M. Drötboom and H. FissanAN EXPERIMENTAL PHASE DOPPLER ANEMOMETER STUDY OFELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC ATOMIZATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Constantinos Sioutas, Ming-Chih Chang, Seongheon Kim, Petros Koutrakis and Stephen T.Ferguson

DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PM1 AND A PM2.5

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B. K. Sapra, Y. S. Mayya and K. S. V. NambiRADON PROGENY DEPOSITION STUDIES IN STATIC AND AC FIELDS USINGA MODIFIED SCINTILLATION CELL AND ITS APPLICATIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. J. Aitken, P. E. J. Baldwin, G. C. Beaumont, L. C. Kenny and A. D. MaynardAEROSOL INHALABILITY IN LOW AIR MOVEMENT ENVIRONMENTS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. C. Kenny, R. J. Aitken, P. E. J. Baldwin, G. C. Beaumont and A. D. MaynardTHE SAMPLING EFFICIENCY OF PERSONAL INHALABLE AEROSOLSAMPLERS IN LOW AIR MOVEMENT ENVIRONMENTS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Kristin Gysels and René Van GriekenFIELD EVALUATION OF A WIND TUNNEL-IMPACTOR SYSTEM FORSAMPLING AMBIENT AEROSOLS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. Hofmann, R. Bergmann and L. KoblingerCHARACTERIZATION OF LOCAL PARTICLE DEPOSITION PATTERNS INHUMAN AND RAT LUNGS BY DIFFERENT MORPHOMETRIC PARAMETERS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Milind Kandlikar and Gurumurthy RamachandranINVERSE METHODS FOR ANALYSING AEROSOL SPECTROMETERMEASUREMENTS: A CRITICAL REVIEW[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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X. Li, P. F. Dunn and R. M. BrachEXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDIES ON THE NORMAL IMPACT OFMICROSPHERES WITH SURFACES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. Mädler, W. Koch, F. Lange and K. HusemannIN SITU AERODYNAMIC SIZE CLASSIFICATION OF AEROSOLS IN THE SIZERANGE BETWEEN 0.1 AND 100 µm FOR DUSTINESS TESTS AND POWDERCHARACTERIZATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. P. Mitchell, M. W. Nagel and Y. S. ChengUSE OF THE AEROSIZER® AERODYNAMIC PARTICLE SIZE ANALYZER TOCHARACTERIZE AEROSOLS FROM PRESSURIZED METERED-DOSEINHALERS (pMDIs) FOR MEDICATION DELIVERY[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jonathan Thornburg, Steven J. Cooper and David LeithCOUNTING EFFICIENCY OF THE API AEROSIZER[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. von Hoyningen-Huene, K. Wenzel and S. SchienbeinRADIATIVE PROPERTIES OF DESERT DUST AND ITS EFFECT ON RADIATIVEBALANCE[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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David Katoshevski, Athanasios Nenes and John H. Seinfeld 503-532

A STUDY OF PROCESSES THAT GOVERN THE MAINTENANCE OF AEROSOLSIN THE MARINE BOUNDARY LAYER[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. Birmili, F. Stratmann and A. WiedensohlerDESIGN OF A DMA-BASED SIZE SPECTROMETER FOR A LARGE PARTICLESIZE RANGE AND STABLE OPERATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Y. S. Djikaev, F. M. Kuni and A. P. GrininKINETIC THEORY OF NONISOTHERMAL BINARY NUCLEATION: THE STAGEOF THERMAL RELAXATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Deepti Bhanti and Asit K. RayIN SITUMEASUREMENT OF PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS INMICRODROPLETS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Martin Anderson, Magnus Svartengren and Per CamnerHUMAN TRACHEOBRONCHIAL DEPOSITION AND EFFECT OF A HISTAMINEAEROSOL INHALED BY EXTREMELY SLOW INHALATIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Pengfei Gao, H. Kenneth Dillon, John Baker and Kent OestenstadNUMERICAL PREDICTION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A MANIFOLDSAMPLER WITH A CIRCULAR SLIT INLET IN TURBULENT FLOW[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chuen-Jinn Tsai, Horng-Guang Shiau, Kuo-Ching Lin and Tung-Sheng ShihEFFECT OF DEPOSITED PARTICLES AND PARTICLE CHARGE ON THEPENETRATION OF SMALL SAMPLING CYCLONES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Chung-Liang Chang and Hsunling BaiAN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A SINGLEDISCHARGE WIRE-PLATE ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR WITH BACKCORONA[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Manabu Shimada, Kikuo Okuyama, Yuuki Inoue, Motoaki Adachi and Toshiaki FujiiREMOVAL OF AIRBORNE PARTICLES BY A DEVICE USINGUV/PHOTOELECTRON METHOD UNDER REDUCED PRESSURE CONDITIONS[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Liisa PirjolaEFFECTS OF THE INCREASED UV RADIATION AND BIOGENIC VOCEMISSIONS ON ULTRAFINE SULPHATE AEROSOL FORMATION[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I. Borbély-Kiss, E. Koltay, G. Y. Szabó, L. Bozó and K. TarCOMPOSITION AND SOURCES OF URBAN AND RURAL ATMOSPHERICAEROSOL IN EASTERN HUNGARY[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Volume 30, Issue 2, 1 February 1999

Technical NoteHanna Arstila, Pekka Korhonen and Markku Kulmala

Ternary nucleation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P. Tekasakul, R. V. Tompson and S. K. LoyalkaEvaporation from a nonspherical aerosol particle situated in an absorbing gas[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Kostoglou and A. J. KarabelasOn the self-similarity of the aggregation-fragmentation equilibrium particle sizedistribution[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. J. DunnettAn analytical investigation into the nature of the airflow near a spherical bluff bodywith suction[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I. M. Katz, B. M. Davis and T. B. MartonenA numerical study of particle motion within the human larynx and trachea[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I. Balásházy, W. Hofmann and T. HeistracherComputation of local enhancement factors for the quantification of particledeposition patterns in airway bifurcations[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G. Tymen, D. Kerouanton, C. Huet and D. BoulaudAn annular diffusion channel equipped with a track detector film for long-termmeasurements of activity concentration and size distribution of nanometer 218Poparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Kasper, K. Sattler, K. Siegmann, U. Matter and H.C. SiegmannThe influence of fuel additives on the formation of carbon during combustion[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. C. Brown and D. WakeLoading filters with monodisperse aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Thomas et al.Modelling pressure drop in hepa filters during dynamic filtration[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Tuomo A. Pakkanen et al.Nordic intercomparison for measurement of major atmospheric nitrogen species[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. H. Park, K. W. Lee, E. Otto and H. Fissan 3-16

The log-normal size distribution theory of brownian aerosol coagulation for theentire particle size range[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

E. Otto, H. Fissan, S. H. Park and K. W. LeeThe log-normal size distribution theory of brownian aerosol coagulation for theentire particle size range[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Vasili Dimitrov and Akiva Bar-NunA model of energy-dependent agglomeration of hydrocarbon aerosol particles andimplication to titan's aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Felix Frishman, Medhat Hussainov, Alexander Kartushinsky and Ülo RudiDistribution characteristics of the mass concentration of coarse solid particles in atwo-phase turbulent jet[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. V. Filippov, M. W. Markus and P. RothIn-situ characterization of ultrafine particles by laser-induced incandescence[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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E. Le Bronec, A. Renoux, D. Boulaud and M. PourprixEffect of gravity in differential mobility analysers. A new method to determine thedensity and mass of aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. H. Finlay and K.W. StapletonUndersizing of droplets from a vented nebulizer caused by aerosol heating duringtransit through an anderson impactor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jorma Keskinen, Marko Marjamäki, Annele Virtanen, Timo Mäkelä and Risto HillamoElectrical calibration method for cascade impactors[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. M. Gañán-Calvo and A. BarreroA novel pneumatic technique to generate steady capillary microjets[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Technical NoteM. S. Ingber, D. E. Womble, A. S. Geller, D. J. Rader and L. A. Mondy

Boundary element method calculations of the mobility of nonspherical particles 3.Parallel implementation for long chains[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jun Xu, Dan Imre and Robert McGrawProperties of ammoniated sulfate aerosols at low temperatures: why are the modelsso far off?[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Martina KrämerAlteration of atmospheric particle solubility by cloud processing[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Virkkula et al.Hygroscopic properties of the oxidation products of monoterpenes when condensingon ammonium sulfate aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Väkevä, K. Hämeri and J.M. MäkeläHygroscopic properties of ultrafine aerosol particles measured at three sites inFinland

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Finland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

E. Swietlicki et al.Hygroscopic behaviour of aerosol particles in the arctic marine boundary layer-relation to air mass history and mixing[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P.A. Baron, P. Gao, G.J. Deye and A.C. MaynardPerformance of a fiber length classifier[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Z. Ulanowski, P.H. Kaye and E. HirstRespirable asbestos detection using light scattering and magnetic alignment[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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W. Holländer, H. Lödding and W. DunkhorstA flexible impactor optimized for field use[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H. Barthel, B. Sachweh and F. EbertExperimental results in fiber characterization using the fiber aerosol analyzer (FAA)[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Ehara and S. ShinMeasurement of density distribution of aerosol particles by successive classificationof particles according to their mass and diameter[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.C. Pryor, R.J. Barthelmie, L.L.S. Geernaert, T. Ellermann and K.D. PerryAerosols in the western baltic: results from ASEPS '97.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hélène Cachier et al.Biomass burning aerosols in tropical Africa[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Eleftheriadis, Meng-Chen Chung and I. ColbeckAtmospheric aerosol formation over Athens[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hong Zhuang and Chak Keung ChanAn investigation on sulfate, nitrate size distribution and chloride depletion of coastalaerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Hee Dong Jang and Sheldon K. FriedlanderRestructuring of chain aggregates of titania nanoparticles in the gas phase[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.H. EhrmanEffect of internal pressure on nanoparticle coalescence[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Michael R. Zachariah and Michael J. CarrierAtomistic simulation of sintering rates: comparison with phenomenological models[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Sheldon K. Friedlander, Marc Ullmann, Hee Dong Jang and Kevin H. RyuElastic properties and morphology of titania nanoparticle chain aggregates[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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P.P. Ahonen, E.I. Kauppinen, J.L. Deschanvres, J.C. Joubert and G. Van TendelooAerosol decomposition synthesis of nanocrystalline titania powder from alkoxideprecursor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.A. Lushnikov and M. KulmalaNucleation burst in coagulating aerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I.J. Ford and H. ArstilaCritical clusters and droplet nucleation rates using Monte Carlo simulation and thesecond nucleation theorem[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.B. McClurgEffect of magic numbered clusters on the rate of homogeneous nucleation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Y. Okada, K. Ashimine, K. Takeuchi and H. NagamotoMeasurement of onset of clustering in steady supersonic laval nozzle flow by FT-IRspectroscopy[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.C. BarrettEquilibrium populations of stable dimers and consistency in nucleation theory[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S.R. Osborne and D.W. JohnsonThe processing of aerosol by low-level clouds[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.H. Smith, C.D. O'Dowd, J.A. Lowe and A. JonesRole of sea salt aerosol in the indirect radiative forcing of climate[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Schwarzenböck, J. Heintzenberg, S. Mertes and A. WiedensohlerCorrelations of the partitioning fraction of aerosols in clouds[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C. Erlick, L.M. Russell and V. RamaswamyA microphysics-based investigation of aerosol-cloud interactions and their radiativeeffects[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ronald G. Pinnick et al.Fluorescence spectrum analyzer for rapid measurement of single micrometer-sizedbiological aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Darrel BaumgardnerThe OPC as a single particle nephelometer[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C.-J. Tsai, W.-S. Yang and H.-M. CheinTheoretical study of the counting efficiency of an API aerosizer(TM)

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H. TammetOptimal length of the plain Loscertales mobility analyzer[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Rashid Mavliev and Hwa-Chi WangOn the particle growth in a turbulent mixing CNC[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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I. Salma, W. Maenhaut, J. Bobvos and É. Zemplén-PappMulti-elemental composition and sources of size-fractionated aerosols in Budapest[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C. Papastefanoy and A. IoannidouActivity size distribution of radioactive aerosols in the atmosphere[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.C. Facchini et al.Partitioning of the organic aerosol component between fog droplets and interstitialair[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Blum et al.Experimental study of nanostructured silicon carbide film formation by hypersonicplasma particle deposition[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.T. Swihart, S. Nijhawan, M.R. Mahajan, S.-M. Suh and S.L. GirshickModeling the nucleation kinetics and aerosol dynamics of particle formation duringCVD of silicon from silane[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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S. Nijhawan, N.P. Rao, P.H. McMurry, S.A. Campbell and J.E. BrockmannApplication of particle beam mass spectrometry to aerosol formation and transportin silane LPCVD[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T.J. Baldwin and J.C. BarrettMaximum saturations and nucleation in laminar tube flow[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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David Brown, Jouni Pyykönen and Jorma JokiniemiComparison of lognormal moment and sectional representations of aerosoldynamics processes.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Martin Wilck, Frank Stratmann, Lars Asbjørn Larsen, Rita Van Dingenen and Frank RaesModelling of sulfuric acid and ammonium sulfate aerosol formation in the aerrea2reactor[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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V.B. Mikheev, V.V. Pervukhin and N.S. LaulainenNucleation studies using a laminar flow tube reactor and a mass-spectrometer withatmospheric pressure ionization.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Francisco Ezquerra Larrodé, Christos Housiadas and Yannis DrossinosSupersaturation ratio for a combined Graetz problem[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.R. Jensen, C.H. Wash and M.S. JordanAir mass parameterization and coastal aerosol modeling[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D Mark, J Yin, RM Harrison, J Booker and S MoorcroftMeasurements of PM10, PM2.5 particles at four outdoor sites in the UK[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K.P. Koutsenogii and P.K. KoutsenogiiProject «Siberian Aerosolså[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.D. Keywood, G.P. Ayers, J.L. Gras and D. CohenThe use of a micro-orifice uniform deposit impactor (MOUDI) to investigaterelationships between PM10, PM2.5, PM1 and ultrafine particles in urbanAustralia.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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E.M. van Putten, H.J.Th. Bloemen and A. van der MeulenResults of a one-year long survey of PM2.5 measurements in the Netherlands[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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William D. Dick, Paul J. Ziemann and Peter H. McMurryShape and refractive index of submicron atmospheric aerosols from multiangle lightscattering measurements[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.J. Rader, J.E. Brockmann, T.W. Grasser and J.N. CastanedaAnnular-beam laser for in situ particle sizing/velocimetry[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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E.J. Nijman, A.W. Willemse, K.B. Geerse, J.C.M. Marijnissen and B. ScarlettPhoton correlation spectroscopy for analysis of particle size and concentration oflow concentration aerosols[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.E. Neuhauser, U. Panne and R. NiessnerLaser-induced plasma spectroscopy (LIPS): a versatile tool for monitoring heavymetals in aerosol streams[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.T. Jayne et al.Aerosol mass spectrometer for size and composition analysis of submicron particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Liaquat Husain and Vincent A. DutkiewiczDetermination of a quantitative relationship between regional SO2 emissions anddownwind atmospheric sulfur burden[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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V. Wongphatarakul, S.K. Friedlander and J.P. PintoA comparative study of PM2.5 ambient aerosol chemical databases[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R. Strader et al.Vertical gradients of airborne concentration and deposition of pollutants onbuildings[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ch. Hueglin, R. Gehrig, Ch. Moor, U. Baltensperger and Ch. MonnCharacterization of PM10 and PM2.5 in Switzerland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.E. Schlesinger et al.Geographical scenarios of greenhouse-gas and anthropogenic-sulfate-aerosolinduced climate changes[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B. Schleicher et al.Magnetization reversal measurements of individual magnetic nano-particlesproduced by an aerosol route[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F. Otten et al.Generation of monodisperse iron-containing nanoparticles by laser-assistedprecipitation from ferrocene and mobility fractionation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Fierz, K. Siegmann and M. AeschlimannElectronic relaxation time in metallic nanoparticles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Guixiang Yang, Zhongming Wang, Pratim Biswas, Wayne Bresser and Punit BoolchandProcessing titania based materials in flame reactors: from dopants to nano-composites[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Lohmann and A. Schmidt-OttExperimental determination of spatial particle size distribution in liquid metalelectrospray clouds

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Stefan Haep, Michael Luckas and Klaus-Gerhard SchmidtBinary heterogeneous nucleation in gas cleaning absorption process: estimating thecritical saturation rate of H2O-vapor and acid concentration inside the formedaerosol in a H2O/HCL-acid system[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. Filipovicova, R. Ortner, G.P. Reischl and P.E. WagnerHeterogeneous nucleation by ultrafine monodispersed Ag- and NaCl-particles insupersaturated n-propanol-water vapor mixtures[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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B. Gorbunov and R. HamiltonHeterogeneous nucleation on aerosol particles[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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K. Hara, S. Nakae and K. MiuraProperties of ion-induced nucleation obtained from mobility measurements[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T. Seto and K. OkuyamaSize and sign effect on the ion induced nucleation[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Special session on international harmonization of particulate matter indicators[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.R. Brook et al.Intercomparison of sampling and analysis techniques for PM2.5 monitoring[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T.A.J. Kuhlbusch, A.C. John and H. FissanDifferences of PMx indicators determined by manual and automated devices[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T. Yli-Tuomi and T. RaunemaaComparison of PM measurement devices used in Finland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Khlystov et al.Comparison of four techniques for measurements of aerosol ammonium nitratecontent[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D.J. Eatough, F. Obeidi and Y. PangSemivolatile species in PM2.5: a recommended indicator for PM2.5 research orexposure monitoring[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Kimberly A. Prather, Christopher Noble, Don Liu and Eric GardA new tool for characterizing the composition of aerosol particles as a function ofsize[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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D. MarkThe measurement of ambient airborne particles in the united kingdom: historicalreview, current practice, and future directions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Tom F. Dann and Jeffrey R. BrookThe canadian fine particle monitoring program: rationale and results[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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H.J.Th. Bloemen, E.M. Van Putten and A. Van der MeulenMonitoring particulate matter in the dutch national air quality monitoring network[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Van Der MeulenMonitoring airborne particles: PM10, PM2.5?

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U. Baltensperger and L. JalkanenAerosol studies in the WMO's global atmosphere watch programme[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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L. Morawska and D. SchwelaAirborne particles and health implications: Directions for the future[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Xiao Y. Zhang, R. Arimoto and Z.S. AnAsian dust linked to global change[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Micallef and J.J. CollsThe origins of PM10 particulate matter in the United Kingdom urban atmosphere:The role of sulphate aerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G.M. Afeti, F.J. Resch and A.K. SunnuSize and number distributions of the Harmattan dust aerosol in Central Ghana[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C. Sprengard-Eichel, M. Krämer and L. SchützSoluble and insoluble fractions of urban, continental and marine aerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Y.N. Samsonov, V.I. Makarov, K.P. Koutsenogii and V.F. RaputaWind drifts of pesticide aerosols after various methods of pesticide application[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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R.J. Weber, P.H. McMurry, F.L. Eisele, L. Mauldin and D. TannerRapid growth of freshly formed nanoparticles in the remote troposphere[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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F.P. Neele, G. de Leeuw, M. Jansen, M. Stive and M.H. SmithAerosol production in the surf zone[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Colin D. O'Dowd, Martin K. Hill, Michael H. Smith, Michael Geever and S. Gerard JenningsNew particle formation: nucleation rates & spatial scales in the coastalenvironment.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J. Piazzola, A.M.J. Van Eijk, G. De Leeuw and M. MoermanMarine aerosol concentrations at different locations of the northern hemisphere[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Fischer, G. Jennings, A. Mirme and E. TammMicrophysical characteristics of the atmospheric aerosol depending on air massorigin[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M.H. Smith and N.M. HarrisonThe sea spray generation function[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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C.D. O'Dowd, M.H. Smith, J.A. Lowe and A.D. KayeRelative importance of sea salt and NSS-sulphate to the marine CCN population[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Jong H. Lee, Y.P. Kim, K.-C. Moon, H.-K. Kim and C.B. LeeMeasurements of fine particles at Cheju Island, Korea during winter periods of 1996and 1997[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.S. Ansari, J.J. West and S.N. PandisMarginal PM2.5 nonlinear response to sulfate reductions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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M. Diouri et al.Size distributions of aerosols over NE Morocco and particulate matter in wetdeposition over Central Europe.[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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G. Mc Sweeney, S.G. Jennings and M. GeeverCCN measurements at Mace Head, on the West Coast of Ireland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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J.J. Colls and A. MicallefModelling and monitoring vertical concentration profiles of airborne particulatematter in a street canyon[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Ch. Kleefeld, M. Geever, S.G. Jennings and H. MaringVariations of CN number concentrations with respect to meteorological conditionsat mace head, Ireland[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Marko Vana and Eduard TammStudy of the aerosol size spectrum transformation by synchronized monitoring ofatmospheric aerosol[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Wieprecht W. et al.Droplet concentration (LWC) and its chemical composition after gas cleaning in thelignite fired power plant Jänschwalde (FRG)[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A.C. John et al.PMx-measurements in the ruhr-area - size dependent chemical analysis of airbornedust using total reflection X-ray fluorescence spectrometry[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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T.A.J. Kuhlbusch et al.Diurnal variations of particle number concentrations - influencing factors andpossible implications for climate and epidemiological studies[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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Stefan Haep, Andreas Syma and Klaus Gerhard SchmidtMODELLING THE GROWTH OF NONSPHERICAL PARTICLES IN THESUBMICRON RANGE AND THE TRANSITION TO SPHERICAL PARTICLES[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A test facility to measure fission product revaporization in severe reactor accidentconditions[Abstract] Full text supplied by [ScienceDirect]

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A. Khlystov, A. Even and H.M. ten Brink S59-S60

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