Volatile Organic Compounds and Vapor (VOCs) Measurement

Volatile Organic Compounds and Vapor (VOCs) Measurement

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) include various organic chemicals released from substances in liquid or solid form. VOCs can have various health effects depending on the amount and duration of exposure. There are VOC emissions from household, industrial or commercial products. Their accumulation in air and water is particularly striking.

VOCs are diverse, the most toxic and carcinogenic are trichlorethylene and vinyl chloride. It can evaporate and be released into the air during the production and use of various products outdoors. It is also possible to release VOCs into the air indoors by using products containing them.

This release is alarming due to its harm to human health. It is important to measure indoors and outdoors.

Consult Nanolab Environmental/Water Analysis Laboratory for Volatile Organic Compounds and Vapor (VOCs) Measurement.