@article{ART001037156},
author={Jongmyoung Lim and Lee, Jin-Hong},
title={Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2006},
volume={15},
number={6},
pages={425-433}
TY - JOUR
AU - Jongmyoung Lim
AU - Lee, Jin-Hong
TI - Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2006
VL - 15
IS - 6
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 425
EP - 433
SN - 1225-7184
AB - Instrumental neutron activation analysis was used to measure the concentrations of 27elements associated with respirable particulate matter (PM10) that were collected from theThird and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City. The distribution patterns ofelements were clearly distinguished with their concentrations varying across more than fourorders of magnitude. The mean for Al were recorded to be the highest value of 1,527 ng/m3,while that for In showed the lowest value of 0.1 ng/m3. If compared in terms of enrichmentfactors, it was found that certain elements (e.g., As, Br, Cl, Cr, I, In, Sb, Se, and Zn) are enrichedin PM10 samples of the study site. The results of factor analysis indicated six factors withstatistical significance, which may exert dominant controls on regulating the elementalconcentration levels in the study area.
KW - Trace Elements;Respirable Particulate Matter;Industrial Complex Area;Instrumental Neutron Activation AnalysisCorresponding Author: Jin-Hong Lee;Department of Environmental Engineering;Chungnam National University;Daejeon 305-764;KoreaTel: 82-4
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Jongmyoung Lim and Lee, Jin-Hong. (2006). Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 15(6), 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim and Lee, Jin-Hong. 2006, "Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.15, no.6 pp.425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim, Lee, Jin-Hong "Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 15.6 pp.425-433 (2006) : 425.
Jongmyoung Lim, Lee, Jin-Hong. Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. 2006; 15(6), 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim and Lee, Jin-Hong. "Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 15, no.6 (2006) : 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim; Lee, Jin-Hong. Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 15(6), 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim; Lee, Jin-Hong. Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2006; 15(6) 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim, Lee, Jin-Hong. Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. 2006; 15(6), 425-433.
Jongmyoung Lim and Lee, Jin-Hong. "Characteristics of Respirable Particulate Matter from the Third and Fourth Industrial Complex Area of Daejeon City using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 15, no.6 (2006) : 425-433.
