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Data on the effect of wood-based panel-emitted volatile organic compounds on mice.
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Abstract
Wood based panels are widely used in construction and furniture due to their cost effectiveness, sustainability, and processability. However, adhesives and additives used in these engineered materials may release volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including formaldehyde and BTEX compounds, affecting indoor air quality. This study presents a dataset examining VOC emissions from three commonly used panels: pine wood board (PWB), low pressure melamine particleboard (LPM), and particleboard (PB), and their potential health impacts in mice. To reflect a real-life early-phase exposure scenario, the panels were not pre-conditioned and were installed on three sides of a 50 × 50 × 50 cm acrylic chamber with passive air exchange only. Air samples were collected nine times over 14 days using automatic thermal desorption gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (ATD GC MS). VOCs were categorized as total VOCs (TVOC), natural VOCs (NVOC), five hazardous VOCs (BTEX plus styrene; 5VOC), and formaldehyde. Male BALB/c mice (
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