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Characterization and risk assessment of ambient VOCs in Qingyang city, China
Introduction: Atmospheric volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are critical pollutants that significantly affect urban air quality and drive photochemical reaction processes. Industrial cities, especially those in western China, often face unique VOC pollution characteristics due to regional industrial
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