Comparison of fine particle measurements from a direct-reading instrument and a gravimetric sampling method (Q23914557)

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Thomas J. Smith

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Jee Young Kim

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Shannon R. Magari

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Robert F. Herrick

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene

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November 2004

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11

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707-715

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