Mohr, 2007 - Google Patents
Fate and transport of microorganisms in airMohr, 2007
- Document ID
- 17093807749032495590
- Author
- Mohr A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Manual of environmental microbiology
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The fate and transport of microorganisms in the atmosphere are complicated issues involving many physical and biochemical factors. The transport of bioaerosols is primarily governed by hydrodynamic and kinetic factors, while their fate is dependent upon the …
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