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indoor contaminants, such as volatile organic compounds off-gassing from furnishings and building materials. Thus CO 2 concentration is not a reliable indicator of overall building air quality. A more detailed discussion of this relationship between CO 2 concentrations and the perception of bioeffluents, as well as the use of indoor CO 2
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