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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science: Atmospheres, 4(2), p. 616-633, 2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2ea00037g
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Chemical composition and morphological analysis of atmospheric particles from an intensive bonfire burning festival
Journal article published in 2022 by
Jay M. Tomlin 
,
Johannes Weis,
Daniel P. Veghte,
Swarup China ,
Matthew Fraund,
Quanfu He ,
Naama Reicher ,
Chunlin Li ,
Kevin A. Jankowski,
Felipe A. Rivera-Adorno ,
Ana C. Morales ,
Yinon Rudich ,
Ryan C. Moffet,
Mary K. Gilles,
Alexander Laskin
,
Johannes Weis,
Daniel P. Veghte,
Swarup China ,
Matthew Fraund,
Quanfu He ,
Naama Reicher ,
Chunlin Li ,
Kevin A. Jankowski,
Felipe A. Rivera-Adorno ,
Ana C. Morales ,
Yinon Rudich ,
Ryan C. Moffet,
Mary K. Gilles,
Alexander Laskin
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Abstract
Atmospheric particles were sampled in Rehovot, Israel during a national Lag Ba'Omer bonfire festival as a case study to investigate the physical and chemical transformations of mixed mineral dust and biomass burning (BB) aerosols.