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New operating mode for on-line analysis of dioxin emission from stationary sources

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New operating mode for on-line analysis of dioxin emission from stationary sources

12 Dec, 2014

Published over 11 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Air monitoring.

M. Mercury, L. Bonvalot, J. Llorens, M. Carette, Y. Zerega, A. Janulyte, C. Reynard, A. Simon-Masseron, J. Patarin, M. Soulard

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Dioxins and furans are produced by an incomplete combustion of organic and chlorinated compounds
Generated by stationary sources such as waste incinerators, cement/metal working industry…
Dispersal in the environment as aerosols, accumulation in the food chain

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