ArticleRSC advances2022
Revealing the structural and chemical properties of copper-based nanoparticles released from copper treated wood.
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Abstract
Copper-based preservatives consisting of micronized and nanoscale copper particles have been widely used in applications for wood protection. The widespread use of these preservatives along with the potential release of copper-containing nanoparticles (Cu NPs) during the life cycle of treated wood, has raised concerns over the impacts on the environment and occupational exposure. Along with assessing the potential hazards of these materials, a critical step is determining the chemical and morphological characteristics of the copper species released from copper-treated wood. Therefore, a combination of scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) and electron energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS) was utilized to characterize and differentiate the released copper-containing particles based on their structures, sizing, and chemical properties. Airborne wood dust samples were collected during the abrasion and sawing of micronized copper (MC) treated wood in a laboratory testing system. Based on the signature Cu L
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