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Finding F-0046

“The indoor generation of these particles is associated with human activity, like the burning of materials, which is present in everyday activities such as cooking and heating but also from cleaning products.”

Mota et al. Implementation of an Internet of Things Architecture to Monitor Indoor Air Quality: A Case Study During Sleep Periods (2025). Sensors (Basel). Page 2. CKB 1324

Structure

Source
Cooking
Factor
Particulate matter (PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀)
Study design
case study of an Internet of Things monitoring architecture for indoor air quality (introduction) (class 4)

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