High cancer risk from inhalation exposure to PAHs in Fenhe Plain in winter: A particulate size distribution-based study

High cancer risk from inhalation exposure to PAHs in Fenhe Plain in winter: A particulate size distribution-based study
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DOI:
10.1016/j.atmosenv.2019.116924
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2019-11
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Hongyan Li;Hongyu Li;Lu Zhang;Mingchao Cheng;Li-li Guo;Qiusheng He;Xinming Wang;Yuhang Wang-
Hongyan Li;Hongyu Li;Lu Zhang;Mingchao Cheng;Li-li Guo;Qiusheng He;Xinming Wang;Yuhang Wang-
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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Hongyan Li;Hongyu Li;Lu Zhang;Mingchao Cheng;Li-li Guo;Qiusheng He;Xinming Wang;Yuhang Wang-

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