Lecture 3. Optical properties
Total suspended particulate (TSP) refers to the total mass concentration of aerosol particles present in the air. In heavily polluted cities, average TSP abundance is about 50-100 m/m3, with upper limits of about 1000 m/m3. Two major problems caused …
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