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Finding F-1447

“The single highest indoor naphthalene measurement was 1117 μg m−3 (measured in spring); the average level in this house, based on four visits in different seasons, was also very high (616 μg m−3).”

Air exchange rates and migration of VOCs in basements and residences (2015). Indoor air. Page 10. CKB 0134

Structure

Factor
Naphthalene
Setting
home
Study design
study of air exchange rates and the migration of volatile organic compounds between basements and living areas of houses: compounds measured indoors, in the basement and outdoors across four seasonal visits (class 4)
Effect
other 1117
Flags
implausible
Caveat
a level far above what a home normally shows; the study attributes it to a source inside the house

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