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Corrigendum to 'Metal content of settled railway dust: factors affecting iron (Fe) content of dust in railway stations in England and implications for human health exposure assessments' [Environ. Pollut. 406 (2026) 128643].

Environmental pollution · 1 Oct 2026 · Published Erratum

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Metal content of settled railway dust: factors affecting iron (Fe) content of dust in railway stations in England and implications for human health exposure assessments.
Environmental pollution · 1 Oct 2026 · Journal Article
Iron (Fe) deposition rates in railway station dust are highest among metals, with a geometric mean of 325 ng cm -2 month -1, and are influenced by station features.
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