Gas-phase ozone oxidation / by-product / ozone generating devices / chemical reactions / chemical mixtures / household products / citrus oil / gas-phase ozonolysis / stable products / low electricity consumption / ventilation systems / gaseous and particulate products / oxidation products / retail stores / chemical reaction / chemicals / chemical soup / /
OperatingSystem
Petros / /
Organization
Air and Waste Management Association / American Lung Association / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / FDA / American Industrial Hygiene Association / Umea University / University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey / American Academy of Dermatology / Wolkoff / Environmental Protection Agency / University of Texas / /
Person
Robert Wood Johnson / Charles Weschler / Kreiss / Rohr / Richard Corsi / Allen / David / Jim Rosenthal / /
Position
Bowler / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / S.K. / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology / New England Journal of Medicine / Environmental Health Perspectives / /
There’s Something in the Air Indoor Air Chemistry – Creating the “Chemical Soup” of IAQ By Jim Rosenthal and Stevan Brown Indoor air is a complex mixture of gases and particles. What is not well understood is tha