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425 related items for PubMed ID: 30130737

  • 1. Effects of wood moisture on emission factors for PM2.5, particle numbers and particulate-phase PAHs from Eucalyptus globulus combustion using a controlled combustion chamber for emissions.
    Guerrero F, Yáñez K, Vidal V, Cereceda-Balic F.
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    Gong X, Shen Z, Zhang Q, Zeng Y, Sun J, Ho SSH, Lei Y, Zhang T, Xu H, Cui S, Huang Y, Cao J.
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    Zosima AT, Tsakanika LV, Ochsenkühn-Petropoulou MT.
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  • 20. VOCs and PAHs emissions from creosote-treated wood in a field storage area.
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