Average N02 concentrations in dwellings with gas or electric stoves
Atmospheric Environment (1967)Published 1 January 1977
E. D. Palmes, Carol Tomczyk, Joseph DiMattio
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The effect of stove type on N02 concentrations in dwellings was measured using a newly developed passive sampler and found that concentrations were very significantly higher in dwellings with gas stoves than in those with electric stoves.
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The effect of stove type on N02 concentrations in dwellings was measured using a newly developed passive sampler. Concentrations were very significantly higher in dwellings with gas stoves than in those with electric stoves.
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