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... definition relates to Indoor Air Quality World Health Organisation (1989) “any organic compounds” - very volatileorganiccompound (VVOC) < up to 50 - volatileorganiccompound (VOC) 50 - 100 ... to ozone formation US EPA Definition ofVOC - VolatileOrganic Compounds VolatileOrganicCompound (VOC) ” means any compound containing atleastone atom of carbon, excluding carbon monoxide, ... Very VolatileOrganic Compounds - VVOC Organic compounds that are detected before n-hexane (< n-C6) under the conditions specified in ISO 16 000 part Semi -Volatile Organic Compounds - SVOC Organic...
... analysis of the VOC variation with wind direction) will be necessary for more reliable source identification of ambient VOCs Acknowledgements This work was supported by the China National Natural ... measurements; and Hang Su for his helpful discussion of the NOx and HONO data Edited by: J Rinne References Atkinson, R and Arey, J Atmospheric degradation ofvolatileorganic compounds, Chem Rev., ... lower mixing ratios of total VOCs, the LOH s of alkenes exceeded those of aromatics, and with an increase of the total mixing ratios, the contributions of aromatics were enhanced For more polluted...
... Guidelines for Accurately Determining VolatileOrganicCompound Concentration in Soil and Solid Matrices assurance system used by a field laboratory must be adequate for generation of data which ... Laboratories, Corps of Engineers Archived Data US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Special Report 96-9 Hewitt, A.D (1994) Concentration Stability of Four VolatileOrganic Compounds ... Soils for In-Vial Analysis ofVolatileOrganic Compounds US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Special Report 96-5 Hewitt, A.D (1997) Preparing Soil Samples for Volatile Organic...
... into more than oneof the established categories Which VOC concentration limit applies? A: In the case of a coating that may fall into oneor more of the coating categories listed in the Regulations ... Question 1.1: Definition of VOCs Q: What are VOCs? A: Volatileorganic compounds (VOCs) are air pollutants that contribute to the formation of ground-level ozone and particulate matter, the main ingredients ... applied before the application of another coating for the purpose of colour uniformity or to prevent a subsequent coating from penetrating underlying coatings A coating that contains a minimum of 0.5%...
... the relative impact of short-term stagnant or offshore flow conditions on observed concentrations at Trinidad Head was less important than for factor compounds More significant for factor compounds ... configured for analysis of C3-C6 alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes, and the MSD channel for analysis of a range of other VOCs, including aromatic, oxygenated and halogenated compounds For 36 minutes out of ... anthropogenic origin However, these are longer-lived compounds (residence times range from approximately days for butane to 3– months for perchloroethylene and chloroform at an OH concentration of  106...
... Scientific advisory group and the investigators and coordinators of the epidemiologic study of cystic fibrosis Risk factors for rate of decline in forced expiratory volume in one second in children ... [17] Therefore, other techniques aiming at diagnosis and follow-up of bacterial infection are being investigated One approach is detectionofvolatileorganic compounds (VOCs) produced by bacteria ... spectrometry for the detectionofvolatileorganic compounds in exhaled breath of patients with lung cancer: results of a pilot study Thorax 2009, 64:744–748 37 Buszewski B, Kesy M, Ligor T, Amann...
... explosive atmospheres as defined by the National Electrical Code by the National Fire Prevention Association or other applicable regulatory code for operation in any explosive atmospheres that may ... factor of less than 10 for each of the individual VOC to be measured 8.1.1.3 Alternatively, if response factors have been published for the compounds of interest for the instrument or detector ... local VOC concentration at the surface of a leak source, adjusted for local VOC ambient concentration, that is less than 2.5 percent of the specified leak definition concentration that indicates...
... receptor-oriented studies that seek to backcalculate the contributions of various source categories to VOC concentrations observed at ambient air monitoring sites Accurate VOC profiles for major ... regarding the role of different VOC in the formation of secondary organic aerosol (Watson et al., 2001) The speciation ofVOC emitted from motor vehicles reflects the chemical composition of the fuel ... was reformulated early in 1996, we recommend speciation profiles based on summer 1996 and later data only for use with the summer 2000 Central California Ozone Study Of the profiles reported here,...
... times that of t-2-butene) and /or it was offset by increased emissions 3.3.3 Quantification of Secondary Organic Aerosol [57] Organic carbon (OC) constitutes a significant fraction of atmospheric ... capacity, and in term of the quantity and nature of gas phase organic material that is present to form aerosol In this section we describe the relative importance of different classes of VOCs to tropospheric ... diurnal pattern for this source category (Figure 4b) reflected its light dependent nature, and suggests, for the associated OVOCs, that photochemical and /or biogenic production were more important...
... following equation: % VOC WL Vn WL WP EP WP 100 Where: V = weight fraction of non-exempted volatileorganic compounds in the non-propellant portion n = number of non-exempted volatileorganic compounds ... for confirmation 5.5 Initial Determination and Verification of Reactive OrganicCompound Content The Executive Officer will determine the reactive organiccompound content by verifying formulation ... total volatile material in a product and the presence of any compounds prohibited by ARB regulations (“prohibited compounds”) Components of the product that not meet the definition of a VOCor are...
... concentrations ofvolatileorganic compounds in vinyl flooring Journal Air & Waste Management Association 51: 174-185 Hodgson AT 1999 Common Indoor Sources ofVolatileOrganic Compounds: Emission Rates ... air ventilation rate on volatileorganiccompound concentrations in a call center Atmospheric Environment 37: 5517-5527 Hodgson AT, Rudd AF, Beal D and Chandra S 2000 Volatileorganiccompound ... demonstrated a diurnal change in TVOC emission factors with the lowest emission factors occurring at the lowest outdoor temperatures For the leastvolatile compounds, this effect can atleast partially...
... 5.2.1, and that information generally applies to the application of topcoats However, there are additional considerations related to color matching that warrant discussion 5.3.1.1 Color Coats The ... unique problem associated with applying topcoats that is not an issue for primer or clearcoat application is the problem of color match Approximately 90 percent of the refinishing work in a typical ... facilities For the purposes of this analysis, it is assumed that topcoats consist of a basecoat and clearcoat, and that 41 TABLE 4-1 VOC EMISSION SOURCES AND PERCENTAGES OF TOTAL NATIONWIDE VOC EMISSIONS...
... demonstrated that copolymers of polythiophene are promising materials for use in VOC vapor sensors The sensing results showed new response patterns, which can greatly enhance the discrimination of VOCs ... negative except for methylene chloride This illustrates that adding the second block introduced other mechanisms that override those of the homopolymer For example, acetone is not a solvent for ... influenced by the degree of crystalline order and by the nanostructure boundaries Furthermore, characteristics such as the planarity (largely affected by the regioregularity) of the conjugate polymer...
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... processes that are known to occur, and that have been incorporated into other emission inventories, are only included if the available data are sufficient to imply more accurate estimates for heatwave ... hourly climate data for July 1990 (ECMWF data interpolated to a 11 Â 11 grid) gave a July average isoprene emission rate of approximately one- quarter of the heatwave emission rate, and for monoterpenes ... sufficiently accurate to corroborate or invalidate our estimates of changing LAI Nonetheless, the most detailed available estimates of long-term NDVI changes for this region indicate increases between...
... discriminate pathogens even when more than one disease is present thereby curbing post harvest loss during storage after further validation and the volatileorganiccompound could form the basis for ... acid The presence and /or absence of the above volatileorganic compounds and the differences in their relative abundance could be considered for qualitative discrimination of healthy and spoilt ... bags and immediately transported to the research laboratory of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto for further analysis Isolation and count of microorganisms Bacteria were isolated by transferring...
... and water evaporation from deep litter systems J Agric Eng Res 77(4):429-440 Lindinger W, Hansel A, Jordan A (1998) Online monitoring ofvolatileorganic compounds at the ppt levels by means of ... Using VOC correlations with ammonia or methane, we calculated emission factors for Germany Some of our emission factors are in line with those for the UK calculated by Hobbs et al., (200) Major ... Characterization and quantification of odorous and non-odorous volatileorganic compounds near a commercial dairy in California Atmos Environ 37(7):933-940 Schade GW, Crutzen PJ (1995) Emissions of aliphatic...