Assessment of Oxidative Potential in Ambient Air: Comparison of Gas-Phase DTTv with Combined PM Gas DTTv

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مقاله انگلیسی 2026 Title Khoshnamvand, N., Naddafi, K., Hassanvand, M.S., Kamarei, B Author(s) (2026-2-1) 2026/Original Article Type/Published Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 26(2) Journal The OP of the gas phase is a significant yet often overlooked aspect of environmental toxicity. While long-term exposure to reactive oxygen species (ROS) associated with particulate matter (PM) is known to have adverse health effects, the potential for gas phase compounds to cause similar effects has yet

Chemical Composition and Oxidative Potential of PM2.5 in Ambient Air of Tehran

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مقاله انگلیسی 2025 Title Khoshnamvand, N., Naddafi, K., Hassanvand, M.S., Kamarei, B., Maddela, N.R Author(s) (2025-12-1)2025/Original Article Type/Published Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering, 23(2) Journal The carcinogenicity of air pollution has been well established and is considered a threat to humans worldwide. Researchers have concluded although the properties of particulate matter (PM) such as size, shape, and mass are of primary importance for the study of ai

Comparison between oxidative potentials measured of water soluble components in ambient air PM1 and PM2.5 of Tehran, Iran

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مقاله انگلیسی 2023 Comparison between oxidative potentials measured of water-soluble components in ambient air PM1 and PM2.5 of Tehran, Iran Title Khoshnamvand, N., Nodehi, R.N., Hassanvand, M.S., Naddafi, K Author(s) 2023 (2023-7-1) / Original Article Type/Published Air Quality, Atmosphere and Health, 16(7), pp. 1311-1320 Journal Epidemiological studies suggest that measuring the oxidation potential of particles is more appropriate than measuring PM mass concentration. For the quantification