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Indoor Air Pollution by Mercury
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1973Excerpt In the wake of the mercury scares of 1970-1971 that were triggered by the revelation of pervasive contamination of our food supply, particularly tuna fish, an intensive search began for all...
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2021
PART I: Overview of Indoor Air Pollution. Liability for Indoor Air Pollution. Biological Pollutants in the Indoor Environment. Design of Projects for the Abatement of Microbial Contamination. Sustained Reduction of Aerobiological Densities in Buildings by Modification of Interior Surfaces with Silane Modified Quaternary Amines.
Jack G. Kay +2 more
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PART I: Overview of Indoor Air Pollution. Liability for Indoor Air Pollution. Biological Pollutants in the Indoor Environment. Design of Projects for the Abatement of Microbial Contamination. Sustained Reduction of Aerobiological Densities in Buildings by Modification of Interior Surfaces with Silane Modified Quaternary Amines.
Jack G. Kay +2 more
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1968
Abstract Air pollutants were liberated in a laboratory, and the decay of concentration was measured by standard methods during the return to equilibrium. Half-lives corrected for air leakage were as follows: hydrogen chloride 7 min; sulphur dioxide 40 to 60 min; smoke 145 to 300 min.
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Abstract Air pollutants were liberated in a laboratory, and the decay of concentration was measured by standard methods during the return to equilibrium. Half-lives corrected for air leakage were as follows: hydrogen chloride 7 min; sulphur dioxide 40 to 60 min; smoke 145 to 300 min.
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2017
Contaminated indoor air began with soot from open fires on the ceilings of prehistoric caves, tepees, and hogans. Indoor air in the twenty-first century has developed its own distinctive pollution problems. Fifty percent of indoor air is generated from outside. Pollutants generated from indoor sources may be similar.
William J. Rea, Kalpana D. Patel
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Contaminated indoor air began with soot from open fires on the ceilings of prehistoric caves, tepees, and hogans. Indoor air in the twenty-first century has developed its own distinctive pollution problems. Fifty percent of indoor air is generated from outside. Pollutants generated from indoor sources may be similar.
William J. Rea, Kalpana D. Patel
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Resonance, 2004
Human exposure to pollutants within home exceeds the recommended limits set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Unfortunately, indoor pollution has not been given much importance although most people spend as much as 80–90% of their time indoors.
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Human exposure to pollutants within home exceeds the recommended limits set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Unfortunately, indoor pollution has not been given much importance although most people spend as much as 80–90% of their time indoors.
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Environmental Science & Technology, 1980
Indoor concentrations of pollutants often exceed outdoor concentrations, presenting a very real and dangerous health threat. Adverse health impacts of indoor concentrations of nitrogen dioxide from gas-fired stoves, formaldehyde from home insulation, benzo(a)pyrene from fireplaces, and radioactive radon gas that can be emitted from concrete, brick ...
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Indoor concentrations of pollutants often exceed outdoor concentrations, presenting a very real and dangerous health threat. Adverse health impacts of indoor concentrations of nitrogen dioxide from gas-fired stoves, formaldehyde from home insulation, benzo(a)pyrene from fireplaces, and radioactive radon gas that can be emitted from concrete, brick ...
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A state–of–the-art review on indoor air pollution and strategies for indoor air pollution control
Chemosphere, 2021Javier González-Martín +2 more
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2010
People spend about 85% of their time indoors and an additional 3% inside vehicles. Therefore people are exposed to gaseous air pollutants and particulate matter from both outdoor (ambient) sources, through infiltration of outdoor air, and indoor sources.
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People spend about 85% of their time indoors and an additional 3% inside vehicles. Therefore people are exposed to gaseous air pollutants and particulate matter from both outdoor (ambient) sources, through infiltration of outdoor air, and indoor sources.
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
Mehzabeen Mannan +2 more
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Mehzabeen Mannan +2 more
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