Chemical contaminants in office buildings

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      <subfield code="a">Building occupants are increasingly concerned about the presence of chemicals in indoor air, their contribution to "tight-building syndrome", and their effects on health. Chemical measurements were made in 17 buildings in Quebec to determine contaminant sources and airborne concentrations and to establish their interrelation. The feasibility of using carbon dioxide as an air quality indicator for other airborne chemical contaminants also was evaluated</subfield>
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