Elemental carbon in urban soils and road dusts in Xi'an, China and its implication for air pollution
Authors:
- Y.M. HanYHY.M. Han
- J.J. CaoJCJ.J. Cao
- J.C. ChowJCJ.C. Chow
- J.G. WatsonJWJ.G. Watson
- Z.S. AnZAZ.S. An
- S.X. LiuSLS.X. Liu
- 1 May 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 43 (15) , 2464-2470
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