Influences of coal size, volatile matter content, and additive on primary particulate matter emissions from household stove combustion
Authors:
- Qing LiQing Li
- Jingkun JiangJJJingkun Jiang
- Qi ZhangQZQi Zhang
- Wei ZhouWZWei Zhou
- Siyi CaiSCSiyi Cai
- Lei DuanLDLei Duan
- Su GeSGSu Ge
- Jiming HaoJHJiming Hao
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Funding Information
- National Key Basic Research and Development Program of China (2013CB228505)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (21221004, 41227805, 21422703)
- Beijing Nova Program (Z141109001814057)
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