Indoor Air Pollution

Indoor Air Pollution, 1st Edition, is a reference work from the Royal Society of Chemistry that examines chemical and biological pollutants in indoor atmospheres. It investigates contaminants across their lifecycle, from emission sources and chemical transformations to human exposure and potential health impacts.

The volume addresses indoor air quality as a complex system influenced by both internal emissions and the infiltration of outdoor air. It explores how airborne substances behave within enclosed spaces, highlighting the processes that lead to elevated pollutant concentrations.

Serving as a valuable reference for specialists in environmental policy, atmospheric chemistry, and civil and environmental engineering, the book connects atmospheric science with exposure management and risk reduction.