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Mutagenic potential of particulate matter from diesel engine operation on Fischer-Tropsch fuel as a function of engine operating conditions and particle size

McMillian et al., 2002

Document ID
6746851212143006936
Author
McMillian M
Cui M
Gautam M
Keane M
Ong T
Wallace W
Robey E
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Further growth of diesel engines in the light-duty and heavy-duty vehicular market is closely linked to the potential health risks of diesel exhaust. The California Air Resources Board and the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment have identified diesel exhaust as a …
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