Finding F-1233

“Monoterpenes were emitted from the tree at a rate of 12.4 mg h−1 the first day and fell to 1 mg h−1 by day three.”

Poppendieck et al. Jingle bells, what are those smells? Indoor VOC emissions from a live Christmas tree (2024). Indoor environments. Page 1. CKB 6007

Structure

Factor: Monoterpenes
Method: Emission test chamber method
Setting: test chamber, US
Study design: chamber study at the National Institute of Standards and Technology: a freshly cut Douglas fir stood for seventeen days in an environmentally controlled chamber and the volatile organic compounds it emitted were measured continuously with a proton transfer reaction mass spectrometer, with ozone injected on several of the days to observe the indoor chemistry it starts (class 4)
Effect: emission-rate 1
Caveat: one freshly cut Douglas fir in one chamber

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