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BTEX and MTBE Concentrations in Residential Indoor Air Near Industrial Complex, Korea

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Environ Anal Health Toxicol. 2007;22(2):103-109. Published online 1986 January 1

Automobile proximity and indoor residential concentrations of BTEX and MTBE

Diana E. Hun, Richard L. Corsi, Maria T. Morandi, Jeffrey A. Siegel

Building and Environment. 2011;46(1):45-53

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Preliminary assessment of BTEX concentrations in indoor air of residential buildings and atmospheric ambient air in Ardabil, Iran

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Atmospheric Environment. 2016;132:91-97

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Variability of BTEX in Residential Indoor Air of Kolkata Metropolitan City

D. Majumdar (neé Som), A.K. Mukherjee, K. Mukhopadhaya, S. Sen

Indoor and Built Environment. 2011;21(3):374-380

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Ozone in Residential Air: Concentrations, I/O Ratios, Indoor Chemistry, and Exposures

Junfeng Zhang, Paul J. Lioy

Indoor Air. 1994;4(2):95-105

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Effects of types of ventilation system on indoor particle concentrations in residential buildings

J. S. Park, N.-Y. Jee, J.-W. Jeong

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Quantitative filter forensics: Size distribution and particulate matter concentrations in residential buildings

Alireza Mahdavi, Jeffrey A. Siegel

Indoor Air. 2020;31(4):1050-1060

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A recurrent neural network using historical data to predict time series indoor PM2.5 concentrations for residential buildings

Xilei Dai, Junjie Liu, Yongle Li

Indoor Air. 2021;31(4):1228-1237

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Assessing BTEX concentrations emitted by hookah smoke in indoor air of residential buildings: health risk assessment for children

Zeynab Tabatabaei, Mohammad Ali Baghapour, Mohammad Hoseini, Mohammad Fararouei, Fariba Abbasi, Melika Baghapour

Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering. 2021;19(2):1653-1665

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Predicting VOC and SVOC Concentrations in Complex Indoor Environments

Jianyin Xiong, Xinke Wang, Yinping Zhang

Handbook of Indoor Air Quality. 2022;771-807

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Predicting VOC and SVOC Concentrations in Complex Indoor Environments

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