%0 Conference Paper
%K Building materials
%K Indoor chemistry
%K Controls
%A Glenn C Morrison
%A Richard L Corsi
%A Hugo Destaillats
%A William W Nazaroff
%A J. J Raymond Wells
%B Healthy Buildings 2006 Conference, June 4-8, 2006
%C Lisbon, Portugal
%D 2006
%G eng
%P A-34
%T Indoor Chemistry: Materials, Ventilation Systems, and Occupant Activities
%1 <p>1.3, 2.3</p>
%2 LBNL-60291
%8 06/2006
%X <p>Chemical processes taking place in indoor environments can significantly alter the nature and concentrations of pollutants. Exposure to secondary contaminants generated in these reactions needs to be evaluated in association with many aspects of buildings to minimize their impact on occupant health and well-being. Focusing on indoor ozone chemistry, we describe alternatives for improving indoor air quality by controlling chemical changes related to building materials, ventilation systems, and occupant activities.</p>