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Table 1.

Properties of Gasoil extra.

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Table 2.

Concentration of metals in Gasoil extra and lubricating oil.

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Figure 1.

PM mass concentrations (± standard error) determined by the gravimetric method (A) and with the DustTrak (B).

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Figure 2.

Comparison of PM mass concentrations (mg m−3) obtained with the gravimetric and DustTrak method.

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Figure 3.

Filters with PM mass at different load conditions of the diesel engine and different dilution ratios.

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Figure 4.

SEM pictures of PM collected at different load conditions of the diesel engine.

The SEM picture of stage 2 is 10 000 times zoomed in, for stage 4 the enlargement is 1000 times.

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Table 3.

Mean VOC concentration in the exhaust gas.

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Figure 5.

Relative abundance of alkanes and aromatic VOCs in the gas phase.

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Figure 6.

VOC concentrations (± S.E.) in the diesel exhaust gas: alkanes (A) and aromatic VOCs (B).

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Figure 7.

Chemical analysis of the undiluted samples with EDXRF and IC (± S.E.).

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Table 4.

Mass-normalized concentrations (mg g−1) in the undiluted diesel exhaust gas for different load conditions.

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Figure 8.

Iron (A), lead (B), sulfur (C) and nitrate (D) concentration on PM (± S.E.) for different load conditions and dilution ratios.

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