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    Majumdar D, Ray S, Chakraborty S, Rao PS, Akolkar AB, Chowdhury M, Srivastava A.
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  • 49. Vertical stratification of volatile organic compounds and their photochemical product formation potential in an industrial urban area.
    Vo TD, Lin C, Weng CE, Yuan CS, Lee CW, Hung CH, Bui XT, Lo KC, Lin JX.
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  • 52. [Speciated Emission Inventory of VOCs from Industrial Sources and Their Ozone Formation Potential in Chongqing].
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  • 55. Research on accounting and detection of volatile organic compounds from a typical petroleum refinery in Hebei, North China.
    Lv D, Lu S, He S, Song K, Shao M, Xie S, Gong Y.
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    Liu J, Chu B, Chen T, Zhong C, Liu C, Ma Q, Ma J, Zhang P, He H.
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  • 58. Characteristics and ozone formation potential of volatile organic compounds in emissions from a typical Chinese coking plant.
    Zhang X, Wang D, Liu Y, Cui Y, Xue Z, Gao Z, Du J.
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