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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts, 1(19), p. 59-64, 2017
DOI: 10.1039/c6em00576d
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Formation and alteration of airborne particles in the subway environment
Journal article published in 2017 by
T. Moreno 
,
X. Querol ,
V. Martins,
M. C. Minguillón,
C. Reche,
L. H. Ku,
H. R. Eun,
K. H. Ahn,
M. Capdevila,
E. de Miguel
,
X. Querol ,
V. Martins,
M. C. Minguillón,
C. Reche,
L. H. Ku,
H. R. Eun,
K. H. Ahn,
M. Capdevila,
E. de Miguel
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Abstract
Most particles in the rail subway environment are sub-micron sized ferruginous flakes and splinters generated mechanically by frictional wear of brake pads, wheels and rails.