Screening of formaldehyde indoor sources and quantification of their emission using a passive sampler
Building and Environment
In: Building and Environment, vol. 46, no. 6, pp. 1284–1291, 2011.
Editorial summary
The paper evaluates a passive flux sampler for locating indoor formaldehyde sources and estimating their surface emission rates. Laboratory validation and in-building measurements support the sampler's screening use, while FLEC is discussed as an established comparison approach rather than the instrument used by the authors.
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FLEC use
FLEC mention, comparison or reference
The developed and tested device is a passive flux sampler. FLEC is part of the existing-method context, and accessible evidence does not support the site's previous claim of direct FLEC-SPME use.