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Research Abstract:
These particles were collected during a health and safety assessment at a metal refinery. Included in this work was a full assessment and characterization of the ambient aerosols. Silver nanoparticles were collected from ambient air during the melting and refinement of silver. Many of the nanoparticles 
Related Data:
Particle size distribution data was also collected during this study.
Related Publications:
Lee, D., Miller, A., Kittelson, D.B., and M.R. Zachariah, 2005. “Characterization of Metal-bearing Diesel Nanoparticles Using Single Particle Mass Spectrometry”, Journal of Aerosol Science, vol 37/1, pp88-110. D. Lee, A. Miller, M. Zachariah and D. B. Kittelson, 2004. “Single Particle Mass Spectrometry of Metal-Bearing Diesel Nanoparticles”. ACS Symposium Series No. 890- Nanotechnology and the Environment: Applications and Implications. Chapter 17, pp142-151, ISBN: 0-8412-3877-4. Donggeun Lee, Arthur Miller, Kihong Park, and Michael R. Zachariah, 2006. Effects of Trace Metals on Particulate Matter Formation in a Diesel Engine: Metal Contents from Ferrocene and Lube Oil. Int. J. Automotive Technology- in press. Papers submitted for publication: Ng, A., Miller, A., Ma, H., Kittelson, D.B. “Comparing Measurements of Carbon in Diesel Exhaust Aerosols Using the Aethalometer, NIOSH Method 5040, and SMPS”, Submitted to the journal Atmospheric Environment, Jan 2005. Miller, A., Ahlstrand, G., Kittelson, D.B., Zachariah, M.R. “The Fate of Metal (Fe) During Diesel Combustion: Morphology, Chemistry and Formation Pathways of Nanoparticles”. For submission to the journal of Combustion and Flame, Jan, 2006. 
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