Source apportionment of airborne particulate matter using organic compounds as tracers

Keyphrases

• Organic Compounds 100%
• Airborne Particulate Matter 100%
• Source Apportionment 100%
• Source Contribution 80%
• Fine Particles 40%
• Monitoring Sites 40%
• Particle Mass Concentration 40%
• Cigarette Smoking 20%
• Nitrate 20%
• Receptor Model 20%
• Sampling Methods 20%
• Southern California 20%
• Concentration Data 20%
• Mass Concentration 20%
• Primary Particles 20%
• Gasoline 20%
• Aerosol Concentration 20%
• Particle Mass 20%
• Organic Aerosol 20%
• Fine Aerosol 20%
• Air Quality Monitoring 20%
• Food Cooking 20%
• Natural Gas Combustion 20%
• Combustion Aerosols 20%
• Tyre Dust 20%
• Road Dust 20%
• Cooking Smoke 20%
• Diesel Engine Exhaust 20%
• Paved Roads 20%
• Source Type 20%
• Aerosol Sources 20%
• Aerosol Smoke 20%
• Power Vehicle 20%
• Wood Smoke 20%
• Particle Sources 20%
• Area Monitoring 20%
• Primary Aerosol 20%
• Source Test 20%
• Secondary Sulfate 20%
• Chemical Mass Balance 20%
• Vehicle Exhaust 20%
• Airborne Fine Particles 20%
• Plant Specimens 20%

Engineering

• Atmospheric Aerosol 100%
• Mass Concentration 100%
• Airborne Particulate 100%
• Apportionment 100%
• Smoke 66%
• Road 33%
• Air Quality 33%
• Natural Gas 33%
• Diesel Engine 33%
• Test Data 33%
• Mass Balance 33%
• Exhaust Systems (Engine) 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Atmospheric Aerosol 100%
• Particle Mass 100%
• Source Apportionment 100%
• Los Angeles 66%
• Smoke 66%
• Atmospherics 33%
• Emissions 33%
• Southern California 33%
• Natural Gas 33%
• Air Quality Monitoring 33%
• Chemical Mass Balance 33%
• Diesel Engine 33%
• Combustion Aerosol 33%