Environmental and human health impacts of volatile organic compounds: A perspective review

The Impact of Fine Particulate Matters (PM10, PM2.5) from Incense Smokes on the Various Organ Systems: A Review of an Invisible Killer

“…[ 68 ] The continuous presence of human beings in an environment having VOCs for a prolonged period may cause cancer, especially lung cancer, liver and kidney damage, and central nervous system‐related problems. [ 69–71 ] Several investigators have also reported the presence of VOCs along with their side effects from incense smoke like Lofroth et al., [ 72 ] and Dewangan et al., 2013. [ 73 ] A team led by Dewangan studied the air quality of near‐religious and ritual areas to reveal the emission factors like VOCs, from Raipur City, India, and concluded that it contributes ≈23% of emission factors in the air from unknown sources.…”

Atmospheric Properties and Their Observable Correlations with Volatile Organic Compounds Emission Concentration at Some Gas Stations in Port Harcourt City

“…Oxidation of VOCs results in plentiful production of organic acids, which in turn initiates aerosol nucleation (Guo et al, 2020). Studies have shown that "global warming has a significant and increasing impact on VOCs emissions" (Xihe et al, 2023). Most VOCs absorb infrared radiation from the earth's surface thereby making them direct contributors to global warming (David & Niculescu 2021).…”

Self-aspiration sampling design for rapid analyses of volatile organic compounds based on atmospheric pressure chemical ionization/photoionization combined ionization source mass spectrometry

“…VOCs are important sources of air pollution, affecting human health and causing environmental pollution. 1–3 Therefore, it is necessary to establish a generic, in situ , real-time, and rapid method for the analysis of VOCs at trace levels.…”