Villalobos-Pietrini R, Amador-Muñoz O, Flores-Márquez AR, Guzmán-Rincón J, Munive-Colín Z, Hernández-Mena L, Murillo-Tovar M, Gómez-Arroyo S, Waliszewski SM

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FRAGMENTO

La industrialización, el crecimiento demográfico y el desarrollo tecnológico son factores que contribuyen a la liberación y descarga incontrolada de gran cantidad y variedad de compuestos al ambiente, lo que altera las concentraciones naturales y provoca problemas de contaminación atmosférica cuando se supera la capacidad natural del aire para regenerar y amortiguar los efectos sobre los seres vivos y los materiales1. Los estudios llevados a cabo sobre contaminación atmosférica se han enfocado principalmente a las grandes urbes o a las zonas muy contaminadas, debido a los efectos adversos que tiene sobre la calidad del aire.

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