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Federal Reference and Equivalent Methods for Measuring Fine Particulate Matter

Christopher Noble, Robert W. Vanderpool, Thomas M. Peters, Frank F. McElroy, David B. Gemmill, Russell W. Wiener

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In the national ambient air quality standards specified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in the Code of Federal Regulations, new standards were established for particulate matter on July 18, 1997. The new particulate matter standards specify mass concentration as the indicator for fine particulate matter (aerodynamic diameter of 2.5

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Key concepts: Particulates, Aerodynamic diameter, Environmental science, Air quality index, Environmental chemistry, Chemistry, Meteorology, Physics