Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot. [electronic resource]

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Rutter, Andrew P

Contributor(s):

Snyder, David C
Schauer, James J
DeMinter, Jeff
Shelton, Brandon

Producer: 20100111Description: 7770-7 p. digitalISSN:

0013-936X

Subject(s):

Aerosols
Air Pollutants -- analysis
Chrysenes -- analysis
Coal -- analysis
Models, Chemical
Soot -- analysis

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Available from publisher's website

In: Environmental science & technology vol. 43

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Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot.

APA

Rutter A. P., Snyder D. C., Schauer J. J., DeMinter J. & Shelton B. (20100111). Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot. : Environmental science & technology.

Chicago

Rutter Andrew P, Snyder David C, Schauer James J, DeMinter Jeff and Shelton Brandon. 20100111. Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot. : Environmental science & technology.

Harvard

Rutter A. P., Snyder D. C., Schauer J. J., DeMinter J. and Shelton B. (20100111). Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot. : Environmental science & technology.

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Rutter Andrew P, Snyder David C, Schauer James J, DeMinter Jeff and Shelton Brandon. Sensitivity and bias of molecular marker-based aerosol source apportionment models to small conltibutions of coal combustion soot. : Environmental science & technology. 20100111.

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