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  1. Retraction of “Unique Microphysical Structures of Ultrafine Particles Emitted from Turbofan Jet Engines”
  2. Development and certification of a 300 nm monodisperse spherical particle reference material with SI-traceable diameter and mass
  3. Toward Accurate Real-Time Bioaerosol Monitoring in the Particle Size Range 1 μm–70 μm
  4. Correction to “Size Distribution Measurement of Insoluble Particles in PM2.5 Dispersed in Cell Culture Medium Using Aerosolization Techniques”
  5. Size Distribution Measurement of Insoluble Particles in PM2.5 Dispersed in Cell Culture Medium Using Aerosolization Techniques
  6. Structural characterization of mucin in aqueous solution by static and dynamic light scattering measurements
  7. Reducing the airborne infection risk in tourist buses using medium-efficiency filters in air-conditioning systems
  8. Laboratory evaluation of hourly mass concentration by PM 2.5 monitors using a mobility particle size spectrometer
  9. Evaluation of a Portable Condensation Particle Counter for Mobile Measurements of Ambient Aerosol Particles
  10. Unique Microphysical Structures of Ultrafine Particles Emitted from Turbofan Jet Engines
  11. Tetradecane-based laminar flow particle-size magnifier coupled with an optical particle counter
  12. Aerosol physical characterization: A review on the current state of aerosol documentary standards and calibration strategies
  13. Highly efficient Nile red staining for the rapid quantification of microplastic number concentrations using flow cytometry
  14. Verifying the viable particle counts of biofluorescent particle counters by using inkjet aerosol generators
  15. Measurement of 100 nm monodisperse particles by four Accurate methods: Traceability and uncertainty
  16. Optimization of Flow Imaging Microscopy Setting Using Spherical Beads with Optical Properties Similar to Those of Biopharmaceuticals
  17. Determination of refractive index increments of PMMA particles dispersed in liquid phase
  18. Instability of emery oil particle for 10 nm engine exhaust CPC calibration
  19. Traceable methods for calibrating condensation particle counters at concentrations down to 1 cm−3
  20. Development of an SI Traceable Measurement Method for the Number Concentration of Liquid-borne Particles
  21. Investigation of Equivalency between Laboratory-Grade and Portable Emissions Measurement Systems in Solid Particle Number Measurement Larger than 10 nm
  22. International comparison CCQM-K150: particle number concentration (100 to 20 000 cm-3) and particle charge concentration (0.15 to 3 fC cm-3)
  23. International comparison CCQM-P189: particle number concentration (100 to 20 000 cm-3) and particle charge concentration (0.15 to 3 fC cm-3)
  24. Volatility of aircraft exhaust ultrafine particles inferred from field measurements at Narita International Airport
  25. Air exchange rates and advection–diffusion of CO 2 and aerosols in a route bus for evaluation of infection risk
  26. A bilateral comparison of particle number concentration standards via calibration of an optical particle counter for number concentration up to ∼1000 cm−3
  27. Calibration of optical particle size spectrometers against a primary standard: Counting efficiency profile of the TSI Model 3330 OPS and Grimm 11-D monitor in the particle size range from 300 nm to 10 μm
  28. Using an inkjet aerosol generator to study particle bounce in optical particle counters
  29. Primary standard for the number concentration of liquid-borne particles: extension of the diameter range from the micrometer to the sub-micrometer level and reduction of the measurement uncertainty
  30. Characteristics of sub-10 nm particle emissions from in-use commercial aircraft observed at Narita International Airport
  31. Measurement of mass of aerosol particles
  32. Accurate determination of mass and diameter of monodisperse particles by the electro-gravitational aerosol balance: Correction for the work function imbalance between the electrode surfaces
  33. Determining the cutoff diameter and counting efficiency of optical particle counters with an aerodynamic aerosol classifier and an inkjet aerosol generator
  34. Calibration of optical particle counters: first comprehensive inter-comparison for particle sizes up to 5 µm and number concentrations up to 2 cm−3
  35. Mass-measurement-type optical particle counting method for determination of number concentration of liquid-borne particles
  36. A method to deposit a known number of polystyrene latex particles on a flat surface
  37. Determination of the Rayleigh Ratio with an Uncertainty Analysis by Static Light-Scattering Measurements of Certified Reference Materials for Molecular Weight
  38. Counting Efficiency Evaluation of Optical Particle Counters in Micrometer Range by Using an Inkjet Aerosol Generator
  39. Simultaneous determination of the size and concentration of fine bubbles in water by laser-light scattering
  40. Evaluation of the NanoAerosol Generator by Kanomax FMT Inc. in Aerosolization of Size Standard Nanoparticle and Protein
  41. Aerosol-to-liquid collection: A method for making aqueous suspension of hydrophobic nanomaterial without adding dispersant
  42. Modification and laboratory evaluation of a TSI ultrafine condensation particle counter (Model 3776) for airborne measurements
  43. Surface-collection efficiency of Nuclepore filters for nanoparticles
  44. Application of the PMP methodology to the measurement of sub-23 nm solid particles: Calibration procedures, experimental uncertainties, and data correction methods
  45. Direct analysis of ultra-trace semiconductor gas by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry coupled with gas to particle conversion-gas exchange technique
  46. Molecularly uniform poly(ethylene glycol) certified reference material
  47. Aerosol Charge Fractions Downstream of Six Bipolar Chargers: Effects of Ion Source, Source Activity, and Flowrate
  48. Accelerated durability test of a condensation particle counter with high particle loading
  49. Inkjet Aerosol Generator as Monodisperse Particle Number Standard
  50. Aerosol Particle Collection Efficiency of Holey Carbon Film-Coated TEM Grids
  51. First comprehensive inter-comparison of aerosol electrometers for particle sizes up to 200 nm and concentration range 1000 cm−3to 17 000 cm−3
  52. Design Considerations and Performance Evaluation of a Compact Aerosol Particle Mass Analyzer
  53. Comparison of Three Particle Number Concentration Calibration Standards Through Calibration of a Single CPC in a Wide Particle Size Range
  54. Two sources of error in determination of the particle concentration reduction factor of the volatile particle remover used in legislated vehicle emission measurement
  55. Onsite aerosol measurements for various engineered nanomaterials at industrial manufacturing plants
  56. Nucleation of Ethylene Glycol Vapor and Growth of Sub-10-nm Particles in Nanoparticle Size Magnifier
  57. Mass Range and Optimized Operation of the Aerosol Particle Mass Analyzer
  58. Laboratory Evaluation of a TSI Condensation Particle Counter (Model 3771) Under Airborne Measurement Conditions
  59. Evaluation of uncertainties in femtoampere current measurement for the number concentration standard of aerosol nanoparticles
  60. Release potential of single-wall carbon nanotubes produced by super-growth method during manufacturing and handling
  61. Metrology of airborne and liquid-borne nanoparticles: current status and future needs
  62. Evaluation of a condensation particle counter for vehicle emission measurement: Experimental procedure and effects of calibration aerosol material
  63. Development and Evaluation of an Aerosol Generation and Supplying System for Inhalation Experiments of Manufactured Nanoparticles
  64. Dustiness testing of engineered nanomaterials
  65. Sampling Nanoparticles for Chemical Analysis by Low Resolution Electrical Mobility Classification
  66. Tandem Measurements of Aerosol Properties—A Review of Mobility Techniques with Extensions
  67. Characteristics of regional nucleation events in urban East St. Louis
  68. Use of the Electrical Aerosol Detector as an Indicator of the Surface Area of Fine Particles Deposited in the Lung
  69. Unipolar charging of nanoparticles by the Surface-discharge Microplasma Aerosol Charger (SMAC)
  70. Chemical and Physical Properties of Ultrafine Diesel Exhaust Particles Sampled Downstream of a Catalytic Trap
  71. Temporal variations of elemental carbon in Tokyo
  72. Charge neutralization of submicron aerosols using surface-discharge microplasma
  73. Hygroscopicity and volatility of 4–10 nm particles during summertime atmospheric nucleation events in urban Atlanta
  74. Growth rates of freshly nucleated atmospheric particles in Atlanta
  75. Chemical composition of atmospheric nanoparticles during nucleation events in Atlanta
  76. A criterion for new particle formation in the sulfur‐rich Atlanta atmosphere
  77. Ion Beam Charging of Aerosol Nanoparticles
  78. Aerosol size distributions measured at the South Pole during ISCAT
  79. Size-Dependent Mixing Characteristics of Volatile and Nonvolatile Components in Diesel Exhaust Aerosols
  80. Thermal Desorption Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometer for Ultrafine Particle Chemical Composition
  81. On-line measurements of diesel nanoparticle composition and volatility
  82. Measurement of Condensed-Phase Reaction Kinetics in the Aerosol Phase Using Single Particle Mass Spectrometry
  83. Chemical Analysis of Diesel Engine Nanoparticles Using a Nano-DMA/Thermal Desorption Particle Beam Mass Spectrometer
  84. Adsorption of methane molecules on neutral titanium Met-Cars
  85. Ionization Potentials for the Titanium, Zirconium, and the Mixed Metal Met-Cars
  86. Titanium−Carbon Clusters:  New Evidence for High Stability of Neutral Met-Cars