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VDI 4301 Blatt 7:2018-10

Measurement of indoor air pollution - Measurement of carboxylic acids

German title
Messen von Innenraumluftverunreinigungen - Messen von Carbonsäuren
Publication date
2018-10
Original language
German, English
Pages
38

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Carboxylic acids are relevant for human health since already small concentrations of carboxylic acids can cause headaches. For this reason they are listed as priority by the German Federal Environment Agency Committee for permissible values for indoor air quality. In addition, carboxylic acids can cause corrosion damage on church pipe organs or museum exhibits. The analytical determination is problematic due to the high polarity and the ubiquitous distribution in the interior (silicone seals, hardwood products (oak furniture, tropical wood parquet), emissions from house furnaces, etc.). The standard describes the sampling and analysis of carboxylic acids (C1-C8) in indoor air and in material samples.
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13.040.20, 13.040.30
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