Spatiotemporal variability in the oxidative potential of ambient fine particulate matter in the Midwestern United States

Keyphrases

• Midwestern United States 100%
• Spatiotemporal Variation 100%
• Oxidative Potential 100%
• Ambient Fine Particulate Matter 100%
• Methanol 35%
• Water-soluble 23%
• High Activity 17%
• Dithiothreitol 17%
• Lung Fluid 17%
• Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5) 11%
• Acellular 11%
• Ascorbic Acid 5%
• Illinois 5%
• Strong Correlation 5%
• Activity Level 5%
• Methanol-water Mixture 5%
• PM2.5 Mass 5%
• Glutathione 5%
• Corelation 5%
• Redox-active 5%
• Consumption Rate 5%
• Soluble Fraction 5%
• Site Comparison 5%
• Large Set 5%
• Weak Correlation 5%
• Comprehensive Assessment 5%
• PM2.5 Concentration 5%
• Midwestern US 5%
• Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity 5%
• Missouri 5%
• Indiana 5%
• Generation Rate 5%
• Emission Sources 5%
• Roadside 5%
• Slope Value 5%
• Rural-urban 5%
• Depletion Rate 5%
• Soluble Extract 5%
• Urban Site 5%
• Fine Particulate Matter PM2.5 5%
• Water-soluble Extract 5%
• Water Extraction 5%
• Spatiotemporal Trends 5%
• Urban Roadside 5%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• United States 100%
• Methyl Alcohol 100%
• Fine Particulate Matter 100%
• Particular Matter 2.5 71%
• Illinois 14%
• Missouri 14%
• Indiana 14%
• Emission Source 14%
• Urban Site 14%
• Glutathione 14%