Can Particulate Matter Decay Constants Be Found for Different Regions?

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Is there anywhere that lays out the decay constants for various particulate matter released in different regions?
 
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What exactly do you mean by 'decay constant'? Are you talking about settling/diffusion, or a Beer-Lambert absorption, or something else.
 
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