Theoretical framework suggests prolonged exposure to CS tear gas due to dust interactions in urban settings, indicating need for further investigation.
This paper explores how CS tear gas may behave in dusty urban environments. It suggests that instead of disappearing quickly, CS particles could attach to airborne dust, settle on surfaces, and later return to the air when disturbed. This may lead to repeated low-level exposure beyond the initial release. The work presents a theoretical framework based on aerosol science and environmental chemistry, highlighting a potential exposure pathway that requires further investigation.
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Hattan Ali Ahmed Abdelrahem Dhome (2026) studied this question.
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