Ultrafine particles and PM2.5 in the air of cities around the world: Are they representative of each other?

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@GreenJennyJones https://t.co/BLm8JvkTO2

"An unspoken assumption is that, when regulating for PM2.5, UFP are also regulated for. Since, however, PM2.5 and UFP largely originate from different sources, this is not necessarily true..." From a #openaccess journal article in 2019 https://t.co/ZW2y…

@DrGaryFuller @sering80 @GreenercleanerB @AirFairy04 @air_parents @airqualitynews @MumsForLungs Checking again what Lidia has to say about mass concentration vs UFP/#nanoparticles. https://t.co/4yuerRqpms

@DrGaryFuller @sering80 @GreenercleanerB @AirFairy04 @air_parents @airqualitynews @MumsForLungs Checking again what Lidia has to say about PNC vs UFP/#nanoparticles. https://t.co/4yuerRqpms

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