• DOI:10.1039/C6EM00337K
Corpus ID: 26136231

Effects of a nanoceria fuel additive on the physicochemical properties of diesel exhaust particles.

@article{Zhang2016EffectsOA,
  title={Effects of a nanoceria fuel additive on the physicochemical properties of diesel exhaust particles.},
  author={J. Zhang and K. Lee and Linchen He and J. Seiffert and P. Subramaniam and Letao Yang and S. Chen and Pierce Maguire and G. Mainelis and S. Schwander and T. Tetley and A. Porter and M. Ryan and M. Shaffer and S. Hu and Jicheng Gong and K. Chung},
  journal={Environmental science. Processes & impacts},
  year={2016},
  volume={18 10},
  pages={
          1333-1342
        }
}

J. Zhang, K. Lee, +14 authors K. Chung

Published 2016

Chemistry, Medicine

Environmental science. Processes & impacts

Nanoceria (i.e., CeO2 nanoparticles) fuel additives have been used in Europe and elsewhere to improve fuel efficiency. Previously we have shown that the use of a commercial fuel additive Envirox™ in a diesel-powered electricity generator reduced emissions of diesel exhaust particle (DEP) mass and other pollutants. However, such additives are currently not permitted for use in on-road vehicles in North America, largely due to limited data on the potential health impact. In this study, we… CONTINUE READING

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