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Automated Scanning Electron Microscopy
Combined with Analytical Electron
Microscopy for Characterization of Fine
Particle Emissions Associated with a Metal
Smelting Operation. TIM B VANDER WOOD,
Michelle Cavaliere, Swiatoslav Kaczmar, MVA
Scientific Consultants
Using Reflection Interference Contrast
Microscopy to Study Micron-Size Aerosols
on Surfaces. JOSE C CONTRERAS-NARANJO,
Maria D King, Yassin A Hassan, Victor M Ugaz,
Texas A&M University
Microscopy Methods for Distinguishing
Engineered from Incidental Nanoparticles.
PATRICK O’SHAUGHNESSY, Daniel Ellickson,
University of Iowa
The mixing state, composition and spectral
absorption of sub-micrometer particles
during LRT events in Gwangju using FE-
TEM-EDX and FE-TEM-EELS. MYLENE G.
CAYETANO, Young J Kim, GIST-ADEMRC
2H SYMPOSIUM: NANOTOXICOLOGY II
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Jon Thornburg, chair
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Collection Efficiency for CNT- and CNF-Fibres
Sampled by Different Methods. Margit
Hildebrandt, Burkhard Stahlmecke, CHRISTOF
ASBACH, et al., IUTA e.V. Germany
Property transformations of engineered
nanomaterial in different physiologic fluids:
Implications to nanotoxicology. JOEL
COHEN, Glen Deloid, Ramon Molina, Philip
Demokritou, Harvard School of Public Health
Dispersion and Spatial Distribution of
Nanoparticles in a Toxicity Test Chamber.
DONG-KEUN SONG, Wan-Ho Shin, Won-Seok
Hong, Bangwoo Han, Hakjoon Kim, Sang-Hyun
Jeong, Seong-Hoon Shim, Korea Institute of
Machin. and Materials
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