Considering the significance of PM 1 aerosol in assessing health impacts of air pollution, an
extensive analysis of PM 1 samples collected at an urban site in Delhi is presented in this …

Air pollution is inextricable from human activity patterns. This is especially true for nitrogen
oxide (NO x), a pollutant that exists naturally and also as a result of anthropogenic factors …

The community uses incense (bakhour) through ceremonies, traditional health practices,
and aromatherapy. Nevertheless, evidence from experiments and studies of populations …

Incense burning releases heavy particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), known
to have adverse effects on human health. Long-term exposure to PM and NO2 increases …

Fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) values of a particular location form a time series, whose
prediction is challenging due to the complicated interactions between numerous factors from …

This study aimed to assess the levels of inorganic substances, including trace metals and
ionic species in PM 2.5 in a semi-urban region located in the lower northern region of …

The burning of incense is a prevalent issue in many Asian countries, particularly in Taiwan,
where temples and night markets are close to residential and commercial areas due to the …

The chemical composition studies of indoor particulate matter (PM2. 5 and PM0. 1) are
lacking in the developing world, yet the attention to indoor air pollution and occupant health …

Household air pollution is arising more and more concerns due to its severe impact on
human health. In recent years, low cost sensors are more and more popular due to their …

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), a group of semi-volatile organic pollutants with 2–
7 aromatic rings are emitted in association with particulates/gases from incomplete …