ultrafine particles definition

ultrafine particles. (UFP) means the particle number concentrations in cm³ for a size range with a lower limit of ≤ 10 nm and for a size range with no restriction on the upper limit.
ultrafine particles. (UFP) means the particles number concentrations in with a diameter less than or equal to 100 nm; UFP are measured as the particle number concentrations per cubic centimetre (cm3) for a size range with a lower limit of ≤ [symbol deleted]10 nm and for a size range with no restriction on the upper limit;
ultrafine particles or “UFPs” means particulate matter of nanoscale size (less than 0.1 μm or 100 nm

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ultrafine particles means particulate matter less than or equal to .1 micrometers in
ultrafine particles. (UFP) means particles with a diameter less than or equal to 100 nm, where UFP are measured as the particle number concentrations per cubic centimetre (cm3) for a size range with a lower limit of ▌10 nm and for a size range with no restriction on the upper limit;

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