There is a long-standing dispute about indoor air humidity and perceived indoor air quality
(IAQ) and associated health effects. Complaints about sensory irritation in eyes and upper …

The variety of chemical substances present in modern building products, household
products and furnishings provides potential for chemical reactions in the material (case 1) …

Furniture and building/furnishing materials are major sources of indoor volatile organic
compounds (VOCs), and the VOC emission characteristics of these materials are essential …

Sensory responses to clean air and air polluted by five building materials under different
combinations of temperature and humidity in the ranges 18‐28° C and 30‐70% RH were …

We provide first evidence of a link from daily air pollution exposure to sleep loss in a panel of
Chinese cities. We develop a social media-based, city-level metric for sleeplessness, and …

Dry and irritated mucous membranes of the eyes and airways are common symptoms
reported in office-like environments. Earlier studies suggested that indoor pollutants were …

A field survey was carried out in seven newly built energy-efficient houses in France.
Several indoor air-quality indicators (total volatile organic compounds, volatile organic …

A national survey on indoor environmental quality covering 567 residences in mainland
France was performed during 2003–2005. The measured parameters were temperature …

Acceptability of clean air and air polluted by building materials was studied in climate
chambers with different levels of air temperature and humidity in the ranges 18–28° C and …

The diffusion coefficient, D, partition coefficient, K, and the initial volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) in dry building materials, are the three key parameters used to predict the VOC …