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Fig 1.

Air dust sampling locations.

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Table 1.

Parameter meaning and value of daily dose model of heavy metals in urban surface dusts.

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Fig 2.

Levels of Enrichment Factors of (a) Copper (b) Manganese (c) Nickel (d) Zinc and (e) Lead in dust samples.

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Fig 3.

(a) Particle size distribution by volume (b) mass distribution of different size fractions of aerosol PM in the study area.

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Fig 4.

Average daily dose exposure via ingestion in (a) less than 6 years children (b) 6 to 12 years (c) more than 12 years, Average daily dose exposure via dermal in (d) less than 6 years children (e) 6 to 12 years (f) more than 12 years.

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Table 2.

Exposure dose, hazard quotient for each element and exposure pathway.

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Fig 5.

(a) Geological Accumulation Index and (b) Integrated Pollution Index of collected air dust samples in Riyadh City.

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