Identification of Dust-Borne Odors in Swine Confinement Facilities
Transactions of the ASAEPublished 1 January 1979
Earl G. Hammond, C.B. Fedler, Gregor A. Junk
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ABSTRACT THE odors of a swine confinement facility were all dust-borne. The odorous compounds were washed from swine-house dust with wet ether, and the most important compounds were acids, phenols and carbonyls. Important members of these classes were identified.
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