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Ted S. Kornecki, Francisco J. Arriaga, and Andrew J. Price
Pág. 217 - 223
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Ted S. Kornecki and Francisco J. Arriaga
Pág. 715 - 720
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O. ZELAYA ÁNGEL,S.A TOMÁS,F. SÁNCHEZ SINENCIO,V. ALTUZAR,C. MENDOZA BARRERA,J.L ARRIAGA
Ethylene emissions are characteristic of primary exhalations of vehicular combustion processes. Their reaction with hydroxyl radicals in the presence of solar UV radiation promotes the production of ozone. Previously, our research group reported the me...
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F. Méndez-Arriaga, R.A. Torres-Palma, C. Pétrier, S. Esplugas, J. Gimenez, C. Pulgarin
Pág. 4243 - 4248
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Arriaga, Francisco J., Lowery, Birl
Pág. 416 - 418
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V. MUGICA,E. VEGA,G. SÁNCHEZ,E. REYES,JOSÉ LUIS ARRIAGA,J. CHOW,J. WATSON,R. EGAMI
In this research, volatile organic compound emissions were characterized from gasoline and diesel vehicles. Sampling campaigns in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City were designed and carried out in tunnels, crossroads, and truck and bus terminals. T...
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