1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00199077
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Aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons in indoor air

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“…The PAHs compared in this table include benzo(e)pyrene and the 16 PAHs that are designated by the U.S. EPA as priority pollutants and are often measured in environmental samples. The indoor NAP concentrations in this study are similar to those reported in North Carolina, the United States, 13 and Canada, 49 but are lower than those from homes in Taiwan 52 and China. 23 Concentrations of other PAHs, especially those with 4 or more aromatic rings, were much lower in this study than in other published studies, including wood-burning and reference homes in Sweden, 53 low-income homes and daycare centers in North Carolina, USA, 13,22 and homes in Canada, 49 Taiwan 52 and China.…”
Section: Pahs In Personal Air Samplessupporting
confidence: 79%
“…The PAHs compared in this table include benzo(e)pyrene and the 16 PAHs that are designated by the U.S. EPA as priority pollutants and are often measured in environmental samples. The indoor NAP concentrations in this study are similar to those reported in North Carolina, the United States, 13 and Canada, 49 but are lower than those from homes in Taiwan 52 and China. 23 Concentrations of other PAHs, especially those with 4 or more aromatic rings, were much lower in this study than in other published studies, including wood-burning and reference homes in Sweden, 53 low-income homes and daycare centers in North Carolina, USA, 13,22 and homes in Canada, 49 Taiwan 52 and China.…”
Section: Pahs In Personal Air Samplessupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Over the past years several analytical methods for the determination of either 1-naphthol or 2-naphthol, or even both together, in human or animal urine have been developed. Apart from one method that used thin-layer chromatography (Bieniek and Wilczok 1986), the techniques were based on high-pressure liquid chromatography (Elovaara et al 2003;Hansen et al 1992a;Kim et al 1999Kim et al , 2001Lee et al 2001;Massey et al 1995;Thompson et al 1996) and gas chromatography (Bieniek 1996(Bieniek , 1997(Bieniek , 1998Bouchard et al 2001;Hill et al 1995b;Hung et al 1992;Jansen et al 1995;Keimig and Morgan 1986;Kilanowicz et al 1999;Serdar et al 2003;Smith et al 2002;Yang et al 1999).…”
Section: Occupational Exposure To Naphthalenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hexadecane in the atmosphere has been collected on activated charcoal, desorbed with trichlorofluoromethane, and analyzed by GC-MS (302,314). It may be measured in water by isotope dilution GC-MS (EPA method 1625) (273).…”
Section: Air/watermentioning
confidence: 99%