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期刊名:Chimia

缩写:CHIMIA

ISSN:0009-4293

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IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Marloes Eeftens,Eric P Twomey,Fiona Streit et al. Marloes Eeftens et al.
Ultrafine particles (UFP) exhibit large spatial and temporal contrasts, and distinct physicochemical properties that enable deep lung penetration and systemic translocation, posing potential health risks. Despite mechanistic evidence from t...
Cheryl J Y Koh,Sina Ruhstaller,Emma Westenberg et al. Cheryl J Y Koh et al.
Air pollution, particularly from airborne particulate matter (PM), is a major global health challenge and a leading cause of premature death. In this perspective, we provide an overview of human exposure routes to airborne PM and engineered...
Norbert Heeb,Joachim Mohn,Adrian Wichser et al. Norbert Heeb et al.
Combustion-generated nanoparticles with diameters of 10-200 nm are ideal shuttles to transport compounds into the human body. The so-called Trojan Horse effect describes the translocation of persistent nanoparticles covered with adsorbates ...
Andreas Mayer,Max Wyser,Jan Czerwinski et al. Andreas Mayer et al.
The particle filter for most diesels and some petrol categories is now state of the art. The worldwide population is estimated to be >250 million vehicles with filters. The nanoparticle concentration in ambient air is thus reduced in Switze...
Jacinta Edebeli,Lukas Durdina,Benjamin T Brem et al. Jacinta Edebeli et al.
Aviation emissions have been the focus of research and regulation since the 1970s. Switzerland's Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA) and research groups in Switzerland have contributed significantly to an improved understanding of these...
Jan Czerwinski,Danilo Engelmann,Andreas Mayer et al. Jan Czerwinski et al.
Nanoparticles (NP) in the sub-micrometer measuring range are invisible. NPs from combustion processes, consisting of carbon, metal and ash nuclei and organic substances, enter the human organism through the olfactory nerves and lungs, where...
Alejandro Keller,Heinz Burtscher,Ernest Weingartner Alejandro Keller
Carbonaceous aerosols (CA) represent a chemically and physically diverse class of airborne particles. Their relevance for climate and health is significant, but poorly understood. Conventional metrics, such as particulate matter (PM10 or PM...
Oliver F Bischof,Heinz Burtscher,Martin Fierz Oliver F Bischof
In the past decades, several measurement techniques have been developed and continuously optimized to specifically analyze airborne nanoparticles. Nanoparticles have gained significant importance in fields such as air quality research, clim...
Heinz Burtscher Heinz Burtscher
A brief introduction to the behaviour of particles in gas suspension (aerosols) will be given. In particular the influence of the particle size on the interaction of the particle with the surrounding gas, which determines the motion of the ...
Loretta Müller,Heinz Burtscher,Norbert Heeb Loretta Müller