SRC-POLYURETHANE-2024 · PRIMARY

Odor‐Active Compounds in Flexible Polyurethane Materials

Charlotte Minig, Klaas Reglitz & Martin Steinhaus · Indoor Air

Lifecycleactive

Published2024-05-29

DOI10.1155/2024/2415739

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polyurethaneupholsterymattressesodorants

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Odorants of flexible polyurethane ↗

Gas chromatography–olfactometry of fifteen flexible polyurethane samples, a material used in upholstery and mattresses, identified 50 odorants from classes including tertiary amines, fatty acid oxidation products, short-chain aldehydes and pyrazines.

Eight common types of flexible polyurethane; finished furniture also contains woods, glues, finishes and textiles.

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