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Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment

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Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment. / White, Iain R.; Martin, Damien; Munoz-Herranz, Maria et al.
In: Environmental Science & Technology (including News & Research Notes), Vol. 44, No. 16, 19.07.2010, p. 6269-6274.

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White, IR, Martin, D, Munoz-Herranz, M, Petersson, FK, Henshaw, SJ, Nickless, G, Lloyd-Jones, GC, Clemitshaw, KC & Shallcross, DE 2010, 'Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment', Environmental Science & Technology (including News & Research Notes), vol. 44, no. 16, pp. 6269-6274. https://doi.org/10.1021/es901699a

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White, I. R., Martin, D., Munoz-Herranz, M., Petersson, F. K., Henshaw, S. J., Nickless, G., Lloyd-Jones, G. C., Clemitshaw, K. C., & Shallcross, D. E. (2010). Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment. Environmental Science & Technology (including News & Research Notes), 44(16), 6269-6274. https://doi.org/10.1021/es901699a

Vancouver

White IR, Martin D, Munoz-Herranz M, Petersson FK, Henshaw SJ, Nickless G et al. Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment. Environmental Science & Technology (including News & Research Notes). 2010 Jul 19;44(16):6269-6274. doi: 10.1021/es901699a

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White, Iain R. ; Martin, Damien ; Munoz-Herranz, Maria et al. / Use of reactive tracers to determine ambient OH radical concentrations: Application within the indoor environment. In: Environmental Science & Technology (including News & Research Notes). 2010 ; Vol. 44, No. 16. pp. 6269-6274.

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abstract = "The hydroxyl radical (OH) plays a key role in determining indoor air quality. However, its highly reactive nature and low concentration indoors impede direct analysis. This paper describes the techniques used to indirectly quantify indoor OH, including the development of a new method based on the instantaneous release of chemical tracers into the air. This method was used to detect ambient OH in two indoor seminar rooms following tracer detection by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GCMS). The results from these tests add to the small number of experiments that have measured indoor OH which are discussed with regard to future directions within air quality research.",
author = "White, {Iain R.} and Damien Martin and Maria Munoz-Herranz and Petersson, {Fredrik K.} and Henshaw, {Stephen J.} and Graham Nickless and Lloyd-Jones, {Guy C.} and Clemitshaw, {Kevin. C.} and Shallcross, {Dudley E.}",
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RIS

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AU - Nickless, Graham

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