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Finchley 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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CONCENTRATION OF SMOKE AND SULPHUR DIOXIDE

MONTHSMOKESULPHUR DIOXIDE (SOa)RATIO SMOKE TO SO,
MICROGRAMMES PER CUBIC METRE
AVERAGE VALUEHIGHEST VALUELOWEST VALUEAVERAGE VALUEHIGHEST VALUELOWEST VALUE
123123123123123123123
January1851691596146846135428333342882571458135769113511175.55.59.62
February21119720147345847467414539334234564759862614511789.54.58.58
March8680154151164226321526155138205286264349303860.55.58.75
April64638621112324825269156130152434235338877858.41.48.57
May37454658641062129238879101163145145293646.42.57.46
June27302966782321206645047179161141201814.42.60.62
July28372362665013118716763284197209362714.39.55.37
August26225974516896762139145164241715.39.35
September465041888563191818999396261214190392833.46.54.43
October598562105131105206322128144124233245236599759.46.59.50
November114133116393334324162524222206223531495531633675.51.65.52
December13812211626525424124321528522920851340636414611185.48.53.56

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(1) Public Health Department, 308 Regents Park Road, N.3.
(2) Public Library, High Road, East Finchley, N.2.
(3) Public Library, Ravensdale Avenue, North Finchley, N.12.
Smoke— the term "smoke" is used to denote all fine suspended impurity in the atmosphere which is collected by a test
assessed by means of a Reflectometer.
Sulphur Dioxide—includes all acid-producing gases in the air with the exception of carbon dioxide and is the "net acidity"
calculated as sulp'iur dioxide.
filter and
of the air