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Finding F-1217

“However, the TWA values are below the guideline limit value of 100 μg/m3 [1].”

Silva et al. Indoor air quality - Assessment of dangerous substances in incense products… (2021). International journal of environmental research and public health. Page 7. CKB 0957

Structure

Source
Candles and incense
Factor
Formaldehyde (CH₂O)
Method
Emission test chamber method
Setting
test chamber, PT
Study design
emission chamber study of twelve incense products sold in Portugal: volatile organic compounds, very volatile organic compounds and aldehydes sampled from the chamber by gas chromatography with mass spectrometry and by high performance liquid chromatography, converted through the specific emission rate into a short-term peak concentration and a worst-case time-weighted average for a room of 30 m3, and compared with air quality guideline values (class 4)
Effect
share-above 0 per 100 μg/m3
Sample
12 samples
Caveat
the study itself says the comparison should use the short-term peak concentration, because the guideline is set for thirty minutes of exposure, and on that reading ten of the twelve products are above it - a sibling row carries that count

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