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Compact colorimetric method for determining formaldehyde in indoor air: Applying to an environment contaminated with hand sanitizer vapor
Hand sanitizer, widely used during the COVID-19 pandemic, must contain at least 60 % ethyl alcohol (ethanol) as an active ingredient. Due to its high vapor pressure, ethanol is rapidly transformed into vapor after the application over any surface. However, depending on the indoor air conditions, eth
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