Human respiratory system as sink for volatile organic compounds: Evidence from field measurements.
作者： Junzhou He , Xiao Sun , Xudong Yang
DOI: 10.1111/INA.12602
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摘要: Human exposure to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) via inhalation might increase the risk of specific diseases. breath has been widely investigated as a source VOCs. However, role human respiratory system sink for VOCs is much less studied. In this observational study, VOC concentrations in inhaled and exhaled air different environmental conditions were investigated. A total 98 healthy non-smoking subjects who exposed wide variation levels participated study. Individual statistical results show that could serve some others, even when serves sink, not all 100% absorbed. Interestingly, an toluene was observed convert from being sink. Attention be given those which humans act strong
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