Chalk dustfall during classroom teaching: particle size distribution and morphological characteristics
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Chalk dustfall during classroom teaching: particle size distribution and morphological characteristics |
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Majumdar, Deepanjan
Prince William, S P M |
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Environmental Health
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Description |
The study was undertaken to examine the nature of particulate chalk dust settled on classroom floor during traditional teaching with dusting and non-dusting chalks on two types of boards viz. rough and smooth. Settling chalk particles were collected for 30 min during teaching in glass Petri plates placed in classrooms within 3 m distance from the teaching boards. Particle size distribution, scanning electron microscopic images of chalk dusts and compressive strength of two types of chalks were tested and evaluated. Results showed that a larger proportion of dusts generated from anti-dusting chalks were of |
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Date |
2009
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Article
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application/pdf
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http://neeri.csircentral.net/151/1/majumdar_d.pdf
Majumdar, Deepanjan and Prince William, S P M (2009) Chalk dustfall during classroom teaching: particle size distribution and morphological characteristics. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 148. pp. 343-351. |
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http://neeri.csircentral.net/151/
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