Measures for air quality Part 2
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Presents the National Bureau of Standards' new air quality measurement techniques and calibration standards in order to more accurately measure air pollution. Methods include a laser scattering technique to detect airborne particles, the sulphur dioxide fluorescence detector, and the permeation tube. Intended for city managers, urban developers, and environmental control groups.
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Records of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Moving Images Documenting Scientific Tests, Research and Experiments
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