Pollutant emission rates from indoor combustion appliances and sidestream cigarette smoke.

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Girman J R, Apte M G, Traynor G W et al
air quality, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, tobacco smoke, environmental chamber, formaldehyde, gas cooking, gas heating, gas stove, nitrogen oxides, pollutant, particulate
Year:
1982
Bibliographic info:
Environment International, 1982, Vol 8, p213-221. 5 figs, 5 tabs, 12 refs.

Particulate and gaseous emissions from indoor combustion appliances.and smoking can elevate the indoor concentrations of various pollutants. Indoor pollutant concentrations resulting from operating one or several combustion appliances, or from sidestream tobacco smoke, were measured in a 27m3 environmental chamber under varying vent ilation rates. The combustion appliances investigated were gas-fired cooking stoves, unvemed kerosene--fi red space heaters, and unvented natural gas-fired space heaters. 

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