Indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air, and people spend ~90% of their time indoors, so indoor air pollution is a major health concern. Pollutants come from natural sources, human-made materials, and combustion.
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7.5 Indoor Air Pollutants
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- 7.1Introduction to Air PollutionPreview lesson
- 7.2Photochemical SmogPreview lesson
- 7.3Thermal InversionPreview lesson
- 7.4Atmospheric CO2 and ParticulatesPreview lesson
- 7.5Indoor Air PollutantsThis lesson
- 7.6Reduction of Air PollutantsPreview lesson
- 7.7Acid RainPreview lesson
- 7.8Noise PollutionPreview lesson
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