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Determination of Formaldehyde in Indoor Air and Analysis of the Contamination Status

Jin Zhang

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12 new decorated rooms were used as the samples for the determination of formaldehyde.concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was measured and analyzed.The results showed that the concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was transnormal seriously.On the basis of these data,the main reasons and harm were discussed.

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12 new decorated rooms were used as the samples for the determination of formaldehyde.concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was measured and analyzed.The results showed that the concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was transnormal seriously.On the basis of these data,the main reasons and harm were discussed.

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12 new decorated rooms were used as the samples for the determination of formaldehyde.concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was measured and analyzed.The results showed that the concentration of formaldehyde in indoor air was transnormal seriously.On the basis of these data,the main reasons and harm were discussed.

Key concepts: Formaldehyde, Indoor air, Contamination, Environmental science, Environmental chemistry, Indoor air quality, Environmental engineering, Waste management

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