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Relationship between domestic smoking and metals and rare earth elements concentration in indoor PM

Authors :
Gaspare, Drago
Cinzia, Perrino
Silvia, Canepari
Silvia, Ruggieri
Luca, L'Abbate
Valeria, Longo
Paolo, Colombo
Daniele, Frasca
Martin, Balzan
Giuseppina, Cuttitta
Gianluca, Scaccianoce
Giuseppe, Piva
Salvatore, Bucchieri
Mario, Melis
Giovanni, Viegi
Fabio, Cibella
David, Bilocca
Charles, Borg
Stephen, Montefort
Christopher, Zammit
Giuliana, Ferrante
Stefania La, Grutta
Mario R, Melis
Remo, Minardi
Rosaria, Ristagno
Gianfranco, Rizzo
Source :
Environmental research. 165
Publication Year :
2017

Abstract

Cigarette smoke is the main source of indoor chemical and toxic elements. Cadmium (Cd), Thallium (Tl), Lead (Pb) and Antimony (Sb) are important contributors to smoke-related health risks. Data on the association between Rare Earth Elements (REE) Cerium (Ce) and Lanthanum (La) and domestic smoking are scanty. To evaluate the relationship between cigarette smoke, indoor levels of PM

Details

ISSN :
10960953
Volume :
165
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Environmental research
Accession number :
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