Atmospheric ground layer pollution by suspended solid particles in areas with different technogenic loads
E. V. Kondratyeva,
T. I. Vitkina,
L. V. Veremchuk
Abstract:Introduction. According to the World Health Organization ambient air pollution causes enormous harm to public health around the world. Atmospheric solid suspended particles are a heterogeneous mixture of substances with various dimensional, qualitative and quantitative parameters. They are a key indicator of air pollution, contributing to the bronchopulmonary pathology formation. At the moment, there is no general recommended ranking of the solid suspended particles amount in the atmospheric air.Aim. Determina… Show more
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