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SRC-INDOORVOC-2008 · PRIMARY

Monitoring of volatile organic compounds in non-residential indoor environments

P. Bruno, M. Caselli, G. de Gennaro, S. Iacobellis & M. Tutino · Indoor Air

Lifecycleactive
Published2008-06
DOI10.1111/j.1600-0668.2008.00528.x
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TOPICS
indoor airpharmaciesvolatile organic compounds
CLM-PHARMACYAIR-001

Volatile compounds in pharmacy air ↗

In a monitoring campaign of non-residential indoor environments, pharmacies were among the indoor sites with the highest concentrations of the volatile organic compounds studied and were characterised by high concentrations of aromatic compounds (a chemical family, not a description of smell).

Weekly 24-hour samples at indoor sites in one campaign; it measures air composition, not odour.
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