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Indoor pollutants emitted by electronic office equipment

Publication Type

Journal Article

Date Published

08/2008

Authors

Maddalena, Randy L, Hugo Destaillats, Marion L Russell, Alfred T Hodgson, Thomas E McKone

Journal

Indoor Air 2008

Year of Publication

2008

Organization

Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Division, Sustainable Energy Department, Indoor Environment Group, Sustainable Energy Systems Group

Research Areas

IEG Homes, IEG Smoking and Vaping, Indoor Airflow & Pollutant Transport, IEG Pollutant Sources & Exposures, EAEI Healthy & Efficient Buildings
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