The interaction of sunlight with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from various
sources results in mutagenic photooxidation products that contribute substantially to air …

Personal care products (PCPs) contain diverse volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and
routine use of PCPs indoors has important implications for indoor air quality and human …

The influence of oil and gas end-use activities on ambient air quality is complex and
understudied, particularly in regions where intensive end-use activities and large biogenic …

Volatile chemical products (VCPs) are increasingly recognized as significant sources of
volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in urban atmospheres, potentially serving as key …

Volatile chemical products (VCPs) have become an important source of reactive organic
gases (ROGs) in urban areas worldwide. Industrial activities can also utilize a large number …

Photooxidation products resulting from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) reacting with
sunlight are important contributors to gas-phase air pollution. We characterized the product …

Accurately predicting the volatilities of molecules in aerosols is challenging but crucial for
understanding the atmospheric effects of aerosols. We used negative and positive ion …

Scented volatile chemical products (sVCPs) are frequently used indoors. We conducted field
measurements in a residential building to investigate new particle formation (NPF) from …

Volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions to the atmosphere cause air pollution
associated with adverse health outcomes. Volatile chemical products (VCPs) have emerged …

Linalool, a high-reactivity volatile chemical product (VCP) commonly found in cleaning
products and disinfectants, is increasingly recognized as an emerging contaminant …