White Paper on Ambient ultrafine particles: evidence for policy makers

Lidia Morawska; Annette  Peters; Flemming Ralph  Cassee; A Wierzbicka; Giorgio Buonanno; Josef  Cyrys; Jüergen  Schnelle-Kreis; Michal  Kowalski; Michael  Riediker; Wolfram  Birmili; X  Querol; Ali Önder  Yildirim; A  Elder; Il Je  Yu; Johan  Øvrevik; KS  Hougaard; Steffen  Loft; Otmar  Schmid; PE  Schwarze; T  Stoeger; Alexandra  Schneider; Enembe  Okokon; E  Samoli; Massimo  Stafoggia; Regina  Pickford; Siqi  Zhang; Sussane Breitner; Tamara  Schikowski; Timo  Lanki; Tobias  Aurelio; Barbara  Hoffmann; Hicran  Altug; Kathrin  Wolf; Ron  Kappeler; Sarah  Lucht

White Paper on Ambient ultrafine particles: evidence for policy makers

Lidia Morawska, Annette Peters, Flemming Ralph Cassee, A Wierzbicka, Giorgio Buonanno, Josef Cyrys, Jüergen Schnelle-Kreis, Michal Kowalski, Michael Riediker, Wolfram Birmili, X Querol, Ali Önder Yildirim, A Elder, Il Je Yu, Johan Øvrevik, KS Hougaard, Steffen Loft, Otmar Schmid, PE Schwarze, T StoegerAlexandra Schneider, Enembe Okokon, E Samoli, Massimo Stafoggia, Regina Pickford, Siqi Zhang, Sussane Breitner, Tamara Schikowski, Timo Lanki, Tobias Aurelio, Barbara Hoffmann, Hicran Altug, Kathrin Wolf, Ron Kappeler, Sarah Lucht

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Ultrafine particle, as defined by ISO/TC 146/SC 2/WG1 N 320 is “A particle sized about 100 nm in diameter or less”. The same definition applies to a nanoparticle as “A particle
with a nominal diameter smaller than about 100 nm”. Ultrafine particles (UFP) is a term used in atmospheric sciences, while “nanoparticles” applies to material
engineering.

Original language	English
Number of pages	23
Publication status	Published - 2019
Externally published	Yes

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Name	'Thinking outside de box' Team

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Morawska, L., Peters, A., Cassee, F. R., Wierzbicka, A., Buonanno, G., Cyrys, J., Schnelle-Kreis, J., Kowalski, M., Riediker, M., Birmili, W., Querol, X., Yildirim, A. Ö., Elder, A., Yu, I. J., Øvrevik, J., Hougaard, KS., Loft, S., Schmid, O., Schwarze, PE., ... Lucht, S. (2019). White Paper on Ambient ultrafine particles: evidence for policy makers. ('Thinking outside de box' Team). https://research.qut.edu.au/ilaqh/2019/11/08/white-paper-on-ambient-ultrafine-particle-evidence-for-policy-makers-published-on-the-efca-website/

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