Jia et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Investigation of indoor total volatile organic compound concentrations in densely occupied university buildings under natural ventilation: Temporal variation …Jia et al., 2021
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- 11457501574614733722
- Author
- Jia Y
- Zheng X
- Guan J
- Tan X
- Chen S
- Qi B
- Zheng H
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- Publication venue
- Indoor and Built Environment
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Human activities have been proven to be one of the most important sources of indoor volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, especially in densely occupied environments. However, characterization of temporal variation and its impact analysis of indoor total …
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