Finding F-1366

“The last mixture (cleaning products and odorants) accounted for the largest fraction of an individual’s total exposure (average of 42% across RIOPA participants).”

Batterman Personal Exposure to Mixtures of Volatile Organic Compounds: Modeling and Further Analysis of the RIOPA Data (2014). Page 17. CKB 0132

Structure

Source: Cleaning products
Setting: personal exposure of the participant, US
Study design: analysis of the Relationships of Indoor, Outdoor and Personal Air (RIOPA) study: personal exposure to volatile organic compounds apportioned by positive matrix factorisation into four mixtures - petrol vapour, vehicle exhaust, chlorinated solvents with disinfection by-products, and cleaning products with odorants (class 4)
Effect: other 42
Caveat: a share of an apportioned mixture, not a concentration

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