Chemical Characterization and Sources Identification of PM10 Aerosols in an Industrial Area

Enoch Kwasi Adotey, Darkhan Kozhabai, Olzat Toktarbaiuly, Munziya Abutalip, Bakhytzhan Baptayev, Lyazzat Tastanova, Amirbek Bekeshev, Dhawal Shah, Nurxat Nuraje, Mannix P. Balanay

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Mehdi Amouei Torkmahalleh, Timur Serikov

2024

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DOI 10.30919/esee1312

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Abstract

There is limited research into the characterization of inorganic elements in Central Asia countries. As a result of the close proximity of industrial areas, chemical plants represent a single powerful source of mixed air pollutants in cities.