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The study linked in this comment tree mentions > The study was also the first to investigate the filtering of very small nanocluster particles down to 1.3 nano
by uli_the_maniac 7y ago
The study linked in this comment tree mentions
> The study was also the first to investigate the filtering of very small nanocluster particles down to 1.3 nanometres in size. These are close to being gas molecules, but their filtration properties are different. All of the air filters that were tested effectively removed nanocluster particles smaller than 3 nanometres, which means that particles of this size are unlikely to enter indoor areas.
With HEPA filters being the most effective ones removing "100% of root nanoparticles"