Finding F-1573

“Experimental findings showed that 10 types of incense sticks emitted benzene in concentrations between 11.1 and 66.5 μg m−3 , which were 2.5 lower than the limit suggested for non-occupation indoor exposure (160 μg m−3 ), identified by the American Association of Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH).”

Fiore et al. The Presence of Aromatic Substances in Incense: Determining Indoor Air Quality and Its Impact on Human Health. Applied Sciences. Page 1. CKB 0964

Structure

Source: Candles and incense
Factor: Benzene
Setting: test chamber
Study design: experimental study of aromatic substances from incense sticks in a clean room: benzene and other volatile compounds measured while ten types of incense stick burned (class 4)
Effect: other 66.5
Caveat: a clean room, not a home; the study burned 10 types of incense stick

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