Finding F-1585

“The average emission rates of CO2, acetone and isoprene were lower (by a factor of ~1.2-1.4) for children under twelve compared to adults while for acetaldehyde emission rates were equivalent.”

Real world volatile organic compound emission rates from seated adults and children for use in indoor air studies. Page 2. CKB 0238

Structure

Source: Bioeffluents (occupant emissions)
Factor: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Method: Mass spectrometry
Setting: cinema auditorium, DE
Study design: measurement campaign in a cinema: volatile organic compounds emitted by seated audiences measured at high frequency with a proton-transfer-reaction time-of-flight mass spectrometer across multiple screenings of three films in a room flushed at a known rate, so that emission rates could be calculated for adults and for children (class 4)
Effect: ratio
Caveat: the compounds compared are carbon dioxide, acetone and isoprene; for acetaldehyde the study found the emission rates equivalent

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