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Trends and Challenges Regarding the Source-Specific Health Risk of PM<sub>2.5</sub>-Bound Metals in a Chinese Megacity from 2014 to 2020

Run-Hua Yan, Xing Peng, Weiwei Lin, Ling‐Yan He, Fenghua Wei, Meng‐Xue Tang, Xiaofeng Huang

2022Environmental Science & Technology111 citationsDOI

Abstract

), with the primary contributor changing from industrial emissions (61%) to vehicle emissions (63%). Further analysis indicated that the CR of vehicles mainly came from Cr and Ni released by braking and tire wearing and has fluctuated in recent years, highlighting a great challenge of controlling nonexhaust emissions of vehicles (including electric cars) in the future.

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