Converse of object

• inhale: An average 15 % aerosol charging by single charges is assumed to lead to a 30 % increase in lung deposition of inhaled aerosols.

Preposition: in

• atmosphere: Solar sensors will measure the light intensity around the Sun due to scattering by aerosols in the atmosphere.

Adjective modifier

• tropospheric: Our climate modeling work allows us to simulate climate response to different distributions of tropospheric aerosols.

• microbial: The microbial aerosols did not persist for long periods, nor was there evidence of spread to adjoining areas.

• atmospheric: Size distributions of trace metals in atmospheric aerosols in the United Kingdom.

• ambient: It was urged that studies should focus on the fine and ultrafine fractions of the ambient aerosol and on effects on sensitive individuals.

• volcanic: Any effect of the sun appears to have been very small and is likely to have been offset by volcanic aerosols.

• organic: In this study secondary organic aerosol will be produced in laboratory experiments using a large smog chamber.

Modifies a noun

• propellant: As part of the service offering TDG will manage stocks of aerosol propellant at one of its operating centers in Lancashire.

• inhaler: An aerosol inhaler used with a spacer is likely to get more medicine into your lungs than using just an inhaler on its own.

• spray: An aerosol spray form is also available, which should also be sprayed on or under the tongue.

• can: We will also ban the sale of aerosol paint cans to children under the age of 16.

• droplet: Flu is primarily spread by aerosol droplets of saliva or by direct contact with an infected person.

• dispenser: Q11 How do I classify a preparation in an aerosol dispenser for health effects?

Noun used with modifier

• sulfate: In addition, sulfate aerosols have been linked to ozone layer depletion.

• sulfate: Bibliographic Information The facile hydrolysis of chlorine nitrate in aqueous sulfate aerosols.

• biomass: He currently works on how different tropospheric aerosols such as sea-salt, sulfate aerosol, biomass aerosol interact with clouds.

• pollutant: Increased exposure to pollutant aerosols under high voltage power lines.

• burning: The data shall finally be statistically evaluated with the goal to quantitatively distinguish between traffic and wood burning aerosols.

• dust: Both problems are crucial to understand the radiative properties of desert dust aerosol.