Finding · as stated by the study, recorded by Coridum · status verified-machine

Finding F-1580

“Based on the analyzed data, the average benzene level in the ambient air of Asian countries (371 μg/m3) was approximately 3.5 times higher than the indoor benzene levels (111 μg/m3).”

Sekar Analysis of benzene air quality standards, monitoring methods and concentrations in indoor and outdoor environment (2019). Page 2. CKB 0160

Structure

Factor
Benzene
Study design
review comparing the concentrations of benzene reported in indoor and outdoor air from different countries, together with the monitoring methods and the air quality standards in force (class 5)
Effect
mean 111
Caveat
the review's own average across the indoor studies it compiled, and the review says the higher concentrations came mostly from Asian countries

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