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A review of the sampling efficiency of rotating‐arm impactors used in aerobiological studies

Di‐Giovanni, 1998

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23205036005703558
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Di‐Giovanni F
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Grana

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Correct sampling of airborne biological particles is the most critical step in aerobiological studies. It is common not to take account of the difference between the true atmospheric concentration, and the apparent concentration, as measured with rotating‐arm impactors …
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