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Kiel, Germany
Agriculture, Forestry, Domestic and Nutritional Sciences
subject area: agriculture, forestry and fishery, veterinary
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Art
subject area: arts
Muthesius University of Applied Art and Design Science
de de
Kiel, Germany
Biology
subject area: biology
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Business and Economics
subject area: economy and administration
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Chemistry
subject area: physical science, environment
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Engineering Sciences
subject area: engineering and engineering trades
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Geosciences
subject area: physical science, environment
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Language and Cultural Studies
subject area: social
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Law
subject area: law
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Mathematics
subject area: mathematics and statistics
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Media Sciences
subject area: journalism and information
Muthesius University of Applied Art and Design Science
de de
Kiel, Germany
Medicine
subject area: medicine, health care
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Pharmacy
subject area: medicine, health care
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Physics
subject area: physical science, environment
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Social Sciences
subject area: social
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Theology
subject area: humanities
Kiel University
de de
Kiel, Germany
Gesundheitswissenschaften, Medizin
subject area: medicine, health care
Kiel University
Physical sciences, Earth sciences
Stable metal isotopes trace atmospheric particulates
Metals released into the atmosphere from human activities pose a significant risk to ecosystems and human health. Small airborne particles with a diameter of less than 10 microns can be inhaled and then absorbed into the alveolar tissue of the lungs, resulting in damage.
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