Sarah Styler

SESSION: AQUATIC PHOTOCHEMISTRY:  

SESSION: AQUATIC PHOTOCHEMISTRY:  

In Canada and the United States, the largest anthropogenic source of primary fine particulate matter is road dust, which consists of brake and tire wear, pavement particles, crustal material, semi-volatile vehicle exhaust components, and natural organic matter…

In Canada and the United States, the largest anthropogenic source of primary fine particulate matter is road dust, which consists of brake and tire wear, pavement particles, crustal material, semi-volatile vehicle exhaust components, and natural organic matter…

: [ENVR] Division of Environmental Chemistry

: [ENVR] Division of Environmental Chemistry

In Canada and the United States, the largest anthropogenic source of primary fine particulate matter is road dust, which consists of brake and tire wear, pavement particles, crustal material, semi-volatile vehicle exhaust components, and natural organic matter…

: [ENVR] Division of Environmental Chemistry

: [ENVR] Division of Environmental Chemistry

In Canada and the United States, the largest anthropogenic source of primary fine particulate matter is road dust, which consists of brake and tire wear, pavement particles, crustal material, semi-volatile vehicle exhaust components, and natural organic matter…

Urban surfaces are covered with a complex mixture of deposited particulate matter and semivolatile organic species…

In recent years, small home-based businesses based on the production, marketing, and sale of polymer clay-based jewelry have increased in popularity: as of October 2022, for example, a search for #polymerclayjewelry on Instagram yields 1.2 million posts…

The urban environment provides a vast range of compositionally complex surfaces—roads, windows, construction materials, paints, dust, and many more—on which chemical reactions can occur…

Urban road dust is a complex mixture of crustal material, vegetative detritus, road-derived material, and anthropogenic pollutants. When lofted into the atmosphere, it reduces air quality; when washed into receiving waters, it serves as a vector for contaminant transport…

Primary biological airborne particles (PBAP) have the potential to cause oxidative stress through the generation of reactive oxygen species, referred to as oxidative potential…

Across the western United States and Canada’s western provinces, summertime air quality is increasingly defined by wildfire smoke. As urban environments present many surfaces (_e.g…