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A Comparative Assessment of Elemental Concentrations in Combustibles of Urban Landscape Tree Species, Tree Organs, and Their Concentration in PM2.5 Emitted During Combustion

2025-02-19

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The emissions of PM2.5 from biomass combustion pose significant health risks due to their small size and chemical composition, which can lead to various diseases. Understanding the relationship between PM2.5 elemental concentrations and biomass elemental concentrations is essential. This study analyzed the concentrations of four key elements—sodium, calcium, potassium, and phosphorus—in the combustibles of two urb...

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d11f9685-a305-5a97-8a25-036553f6f58a
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10.20944/preprints202502.1560.v1
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