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With Contributions From Leading Experts, Aerosols Handbook: Measurement, Dosimetry, And Health Effects Presents The Latest Research In The Field Of Aerosol Science. Half-title; Title; Copyright; Preface; Acknowledgements; Editors; Contributors; Contents; 1 Aspects Of Health-related Aerosols; 2 Aerosol Properties; 3 Advances In Monitoring Methods For Airborne Particles; 4 Ultrafine And Nanoparticle Emissions: A New Challenge For Internal Combustion Engine Designers; 5 Breathing Zone Exposure Assessment; 6 Mechanisms Of Particle Deposition; 7 Aerosol Dose; 8 Modeling Deposition Of Inhaled Particles; 9 Assessing Uncertainties In The Relationship Between Inhaled Particle Concentrations, Internal Deposition, And Health Effects 10 Aerosol Chemistry And Physics: Indoor Perspective11 Aerosols In The Industrial Environment; 12 Medical And Pharmaceutical Aerosols; 13 Bioaerosols; 14 Radioactive Aerosols; 15 Dosimetry And Epidemiology Ofrussian Uranium Mines; 16 Radioactive Aerosols Of The Chernobyl Accident; 17 Aerosol Filtration (aerosol Sampling By Fibrous Filters); 18 Radioactive Aerosol Standards; 19 Radon And Thoron In The Environment: Concentrations And Lung Cancer Risk; 20 Risk From Inhalation Of The Long-lived Radionudides Uranium, Thorium, And Fallout Plutonium In The Atmosphere 21 Health Physics Considerations Ofaerosols In Radiosynthesis Laboratories22 Diesel Exhaust; 23 Health Effects Of Ambient Ultrafine Particles; 24 Health Effects Ofaerosols: Mechanisms And Epidemiology; Index Edited By Lev S. Ruzer And Naomi H. Harley. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English