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28 6 Vol. 28, No. 6: 611~ 616 2009 11 ACTA PETROLOGICA ET MINERALOGICA Nov. , 2009 1 1 1 2 1 董发勤, 代群威 , 贺小春 , 邓建军, 唐朝军 ( 1. , 621010; 2. , 621000) : (PM) , ( IP) ( IMG) IP IMG , , IMG- , ( ) : ; ; ; ; : P5 ; Q939. 99 :A : 1000-6524( 2009) 06-0611-06 The interaction between inhalable mineral granules and microorganisms 1 1 1 2 1 DONG Fa-qin , DAI Qun-w ei , HE Xiao-chun , DENG Jian-jun and TANG Chao-jun ( 1. Waste T reatment and Resource Recycle Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education, Southwest University of Science and Technology, Mianyang 621010, China; 2. No. 4 People s Hospital, M ianyang 621000, China) Abstract: Both mineral granules and microorganism individuals are important components of atmospheric particulate matter ( PM ) , having high relationship in morphology, association and aerodynamic behaviors. T his paper has expounded the granule characteristics, free radical and biological activity as w ell as the effect of interaction betw een IP, IMG and microorganisms and pointed out the impor- tance of the interaction between atmospheric particles and microorganisms. In future, the emphasis of the study should be placed on environmental chemistry and microorganism behaviors, t he size effect and boundary film effect in t he near size effect system of the IMG-microorganism system on surface morphology , surface electrical property, surface group and free radical of mineral particles, the relat ionship of the secretion of protein to the phase transition, the element variable valence an