Titlebook: Indoor Air Quality; Occurrence and Healt Hermann Fromme Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Basic Exposure Information and Special Exposure Situation, the contact of an individual or a population group with a chemical, physical, and biological stressor. Therefore, this chapter describes the basics of the exposure assessment process, its procedure and helpful sources to find data on human exposure factors like the US EPA Exposure Factors Handbook.

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Volatile Organic Compounds and Very Volatile Organic Compounds,rylate, emerging PFAS, oximes, and naphthalene as well as the very volatile organic compounds (VVOC) are presented individually in detail. In addition to a brief description of the chemical–physical characteristics and the use of the substance, an overview of main health risks and, in particular, re

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Bioaerosols,d animal components, bacteria, fungi, and viruses. In this chapter mold, microbial volatile organic compounds (mVOC), mycotoxins, viruses, inhalation allergens, endotoxins, and viruses are presented individually in detail. In addition to a brief description of the chemical–physical characteristics a

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Inorganic Gases,ia (NH.), sulfur dioxide (SO.), and ozone (O.). They are presented individually in detail. In addition to a brief description of the chemical-physical characteristics and the use of the substance, an overview of main health risks and, in particular, references to further scientific literature are gi

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Radon and Metals,presented individually in detail. In addition to a brief description of the chemical–physical characteristics and the use of the substance, an overview of main health risks and, in particular, references to further scientific literature are given. In the foreground, however, are extensive presentati

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Smoking,rugs (e.g., cannabis). They are presented individually in detail. In addition to a brief description of the chemical–physical characteristics and the use of the substance, an overview of main health risks and, in particular, references to further scientific literature are given. In the foreground, h

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,Indoor?Risk Assessment and Guideline Values,he affected population, which can then form the basis of risk management. In addition to knowledge of the exposure situation to substances, the hazard potential must be known and knowledge of the dose–response relationship must be available. In this chapter basic information and key principles of th

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Bioaerosols,nd the use of the substance, an overview of main health risks and, in particular, references to further scientific literature are given. In the foreground, however, are extensive presentations of the occurrence of the substances in indoor air and in sedimented dust.

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