Finding F-1191

“In fact, Board A was found to be the most important emitter of acetic acid, furfural, and TVOCs, with SERs of 386 μgeq toluene ·m−2 ·h−1 , 336 μgeq toluene ·m−2 ·h−1 , and 837 μgeq toluene ·m−2 ·h−1 , respectively.”

Bertheau et al. Microchamber Extraction and Analytical Pyrolysis to Explore Volatile Organic Compounds from Compression-Cooking Wood Materials Obtained under Different Conditions. Page 11. CKB 0233

Structure

Source: Wood-based panels (particleboard, MDF, plywood)
Factor: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Setting: test chamber
Study design: microchamber extraction and analytical pyrolysis of binderless boards made by compression cooking: area-specific emission rates of carbonyl compounds and total volatile organic compounds measured for the raw material and for each board (class 4)
Effect: emission-rate 386
Caveat: an emission rate per square metre and hour, expressed in toluene equivalents; acetic acid and furfural have no slug in the register and are named here

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