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  • 21. Temporal variability of benzene exposures for residents in several New Jersey homes with attached garages or tobacco smoke.
    Thomas KW, Pellizzari ED, Clayton CA, Perritt RL, Dietz RN, Goodrich RW, Nelson WC, Wallace LA.
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  • 23. Modeling population exposures to outdoor sources of hazardous air pollutants.
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  • 29. Concentrations of air toxics in motor vehicle-dominated environments.
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  • 31. Residential air exchange rates in three major US metropolitan areas: results from the Relationship Among Indoor, Outdoor, and Personal Air Study 1999-2001.
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  • 32. Indoor/outdoor, and personal monitor and breath analysis relationships for selected volatile organic compounds measured at three homes during New Jersey TEAM-1987.
    Lioy PJ, Wallace L, Pellizzari E.
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  • 40. A population exposure model for particulate matter: case study results for PM(2.5) in Philadelphia, PA.
    Burke JM, Zufall MJ, Ozkaynak H.
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