Rapid risk prioritization of indoor exposure to semi-volatile organic compounds using a novel steady-state inter-phase partitioning model
Energy and Built Environment
In: Energy and Built Environment, article in press, 2026.
Editorial summary
The paper presents a steady-state inter-phase partitioning model for rapidly prioritising indoor exposure risks from semi-volatile organic compounds. FLEC appears through a cited study of DEHP emission from vinyl flooring rather than as equipment used in the reported modelling work.
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FLEC mention, comparison or reference
The publisher record documents a FLEC-specific reference, but no FLEC experiment or FLEC-method development in this study.