Olalekan Charles Oyinlusi's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are an important organic group in particulate matter which has attracted much attention among the scientific community in terms of health risk because of their carcinogenic, mutagenic, and ubiquitous nature in the environment. In this study, PAHs in particulate matter in Okitipupa were determined. Indoor and...
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... Dust can contain radioactive elements due to human activities like construction, mining, and industrial procedures that release radioactive contaminants into the environment (IAEA, 2019).Dust, which is made up of microscopic airborne particles, both natural and manmade, can be found in many different places. (Ediagbonya et al.,2022;. In contrast to anthropogenic sources, which include activities like mining, construction, and transportation, rock weathering, volcanic eruptions, and wind erosion are examples of natural causes of dust. ...
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