Human occupant contribution to secondary aerosol mass in the indoor environment

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@tfkahan Can be approximated (we didn’t do it), but classes (and daily schedules) are clearly visible in the CO2 diurnals from Fig 1a in @AtmosAvery ‘s paper: https://t.co/1swSaZEMWu

RT @ProfPeteD: This special issue includes the 🔥 HOT 🔥 @AtmosAvery @WaringIAQ and my paper on human contributions to secondary aerosol mass…

This special issue includes the 🔥 HOT 🔥 @AtmosAvery @WaringIAQ and my paper on human contributions to secondary aerosol mass indoors... yes you and your skin oils are adding organic aerosol mass to the air you are breathing as you read this... https://t…

RT @EnvSciRSC: Read the HOT work of @AtmosAvery @WaringIAQ and @ProfPeteD on #indooraerosols in our #ESPI themed issue on #indoorair here:…

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