Distribution of semi-volatile organic compounds, metals, and biological activities in two industrialized cities in Ontario, Canada using passive air sampling

Emmanuel C. Tolefe; Robert M. Healy; Sonya Kleywegt; André J. Simpson; Myrna J. Simpson; Karl J. Jobst

doi:10.1039/d5em00493d

January 1, 2025Environmental Science Processes & ImpactsOpen Access

Distribution of semi-volatile organic compounds, metals, and biological activities in two industrialized cities in Ontario, Canada using passive air sampling

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Higher concentrations of semi-volatile organic compounds and metals were found in the sampled air.
The study identifies significant air pollution linked to industrial emissions in Ontario cities.
Analysis conducted using passive air sampling methods to monitor pollutant distribution.
Findings highlight potential health risks linked to exposure to these pollutants in urban populations.

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Industrial emissions contribute to air pollution in industrialized cities in North America, where higher concentrations of chemicals are linked to adverse effects on human health. In the present study, polyurethane...

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