Toxicidad del aire de la ciudad de Villa del Rosario en muestras de material particulado-fracción respirable PM 2.5

Alfonso  Quijano Parra; Mónica Juliana  Quijano Vargas; Lina Andrea  Quijano Vargas; Saury Tomas  Manzano

doi:10.24054/rcta.v2i26.385

Authors

Alfonso Quijano Parra Universidad de Pamplona
Mónica Juliana Quijano Vargas Universidad de Pamplona
Lina Andrea Quijano Vargas Universidad de Pamplona
Saury Tomas Manzano Universidad de Pamplona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24054/rcta.v2i26.385

Keywords:

Cromatografía de gases, hidrocarburos aromáticos policíclicos, metales, PM2.5, toxicidad

Abstract

En esta investigación se realizó el monitoreo de la fracción respirable PM 2.5 en una zona urbana de Villa del Rosario-Norte de Santander influenciada por el tráfico vehicular de fuentes móviles a gasolina y diésel. El objeto del presente trabajo es establecer la relación de la exposición al PM2.5, de los metales y los HAP encontrados en el aire de Villa del Rosario- Norte de Santander-Colombia y los posibles efectos sobre la salud humana.

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