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Radioactive Particles in Samples of PM10 by SEM-EDS

In recent decades, great efforts have been focused on the study of atmospheric aerosol due to the fundamental role it plays in the chemical and physical processes that occur in the atmosphere, and these constitute one of the main means of transporting pollutants. Although at the beginning the studies did not detect important differences between the effects observed in different cities around the world, recent improvements in the methodologies used have made it possible to show significant variations in the effects observed between cities. [1,2]