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Finding F-0426

“It was also observed that the maximum CO2 concentrations in classrooms occasionally exceeded 3200 ppm in the rural elementary school.”

Gangwar et al. Carbon dioxide as an indicator of bioaerosol activity and human health in K-12 school systems: a scoping review of current knowledge (2024). Page 8. CKB 0353

Structure

Factor
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Population
elementary school children
Setting
classroom, US
Study design
the authors' own CO2 measurement campaign in classrooms, cafeteria and reception areas of two elementary schools (one urban, one rural) in a North Central County of Florida, reported inside a scoping review of CO2 as an indicator of bioaerosol activity in K-12 schools; sampling details in the supplementary material (class 4)
Caveat
own measurement reported inside a scoping review; the sampling campaign is described only in the supplementary material

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