#indoorair2022. @specandthecity. (with @jenna_ditto!) Heterogeneous oxidation of THC, aka thirdhand smoke reactions with ozone. Cannabis smoke is distinct from tobacco smoke, but not as well characterized due to legal status. 1/3
Noted most cannabis is consumed inside, potential exposure to kids. Smoke was injected for 30 minutes into 1 m3 Teflon chamber containing cotton samples. Cotton then place in chamber and exposed to ozone. 2/3
Extracted and analyzed on LC-MS/MS. THC decayed slowest on cotton compared to glass. THC on glass decay to 5% of initial after 1 w, 10% on cotton. THC-20 and THC-30 byproducts seen on surfaces. 3/3
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#IndoorAir2022. Toby Carter. How do ozone and hydrogen peroxide interact with surfaces and impact IAQ? Oxidants deposit on surfaces and can release secondary VOCs. Secondary emissions are a function of deposition velocity, reaction yield, oxidant concentration and volume. 1/3
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#IndoorAir2022. @licinadusan. Plenary. Can we feel as good indoors and out? Can our buildings predictively respond to outdoor changes? Can our indoor environments not impact the ecological health of the planet? 1/14
Green certified buildings attempt to achieve these goals. hundreds of certifications globally. Certification schemes started during 1970s energy crisis (BREEAM). Existing certifications focus on building energy, less emphasis on occupants, IEQ and much less on human health.2/14
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#IndoorAir2022. Michael Scholand, Piet Jacobs. Is cooking with natural gas a public health risk? "This is like living with a tailpipe in your kitchen". Gas stoves emit NO2, CO, ultrafine particles. 1/
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#IndoorAir2022. Plenary Discussions. @CathNoakes, Giorgio Buonanno, Arsen Melikov. Lidia Morawska. Does Monkey Pox have airborne transmission? @CathNoakes "Quite Uncertain" But potential. 1) Before pox show, with fever. Not much data. 2) Lesions. Evidence of mouth lesions.1/6
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#IndoorAir2022. Arsen Melikov. Plenary. Increasing ventilation rates is expensive, requires energy. Air cleaning also use energy and placement can impact performance. CFD modeling shows variability in ventilation type impacts Infection probability by up to factor of 7. 1/
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Source control via ventilation. Clean air at mouth. 3/ Image
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#indoorair2022. Giorgio Buonanno. Plenary. In 2020, airborne modeling tools "came out like mushrooms". Most all tools used Wells-Riley and box models and assumed accurate input parameters. 1/4
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