Publications by authors named "Ting-Chun Ching"
Article Synopsis
- A study conducted at a medical university aimed to measure indoor concentrations of five volatile organic compounds (VOCs) commonly used in experiments, focusing on health risks for faculty and students.
- Air samples were collected from 10 locations across campus during different seasons, revealing that dichloromethane had the highest detection level, particularly in the Department of Medicine.
- The results indicated possible carcinogenic risks from benzene and dichloromethane for faculty, while noncarcinogenic risks were mostly low, except for dichloromethane, which exceeded safe levels, suggesting a need for improved ventilation and reduced usage.
