@inbook{3b9c58d772f344d79523e8c084031b1c,
title = "Preparation of the Experiment: Addition of Particles",
abstract = "Atmospheric simulation chambers are often utilized to study the physical properties and chemical reactivity of particles suspended in air. In this chapter, the various approaches employed for the addition of particles to simulation chambers are described in detail. Procedures for the generation of monodispersed seed aerosols, mineral dust, soot particles and bioaerosols are all presented using illustrative examples from chamber experiments. Technical descriptions of the methods used for the addition of whole emissions (gases and particles) from real-world sources such as wood-burning stoves, automobile engines and plants are also included, along with an outline of experimental approaches for investigating the atmospheric processing of these emissions.",
author = "Alfarra, {M Rami} and Urs Baltensperger and Bell, {David M.} and Danelli, {Silvia Giuliar} and Biagio, {Claudia Di} and Jean-Fran{\c c}ois Doussin and Paola Formenti and Martin Gysel-Beer and Dario Massab{\`o} and Gordon McFiggans and Modini, {Rob L.} and Ottmar M{\"o}hler and Paolo Prati and Harald Saathoff and John Wenger",
year = "2023",
month = apr,
day = "24",
language = "English",
series = "A Practical Guide to Atmospheric Simulation Chambers",
booktitle = "A Practical Guide to Atmospheric Simulation Chambers",
}