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Scholarly Works (15 results)

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LBL Publications (1998)
    Cover page: Predicting New Hampshire Indoor Radon Concentrations from geologic information and other covariates
    • Article
    LBL Publications (1996)
      Cover page: Meteorological database for the United States
      • Article
      • Peer Reviewed
      LBL Publications (2002)
        Cover page: Associations of indoor carbon dioxide concentrations, VOCS, environmental susceptibilities with mucous membrane and lower respiratory sick building syndrome symptoms in the BASE study: Analyses of the 100 building dataset
        • Article
        LBL Publications (1986)
          Cover page: COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT EMISSION RATES FROM UNVENTED KEROSENE AND GAS SPACE HEATERS
          • Article
          LBL Publications (2006)
            Cover page: Air Filter Materials and Building Related Symptoms in the BASE Study
            • Article
            LBL Publications (1989)
              Cover page: Pollutant Emission Rates from Radiant Fiber-Matrix Gas Burner
              • Article
              LBL Publications (1987)
                Cover page: A COMPARISON OF ""HOOD"" AND ""CHAMBER"" TECHNIQUES FOR QUANTIFYING POLLUTANT EMISSION RATES FROM UNVENTED COMBUSTION APPLIANCES AND AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED ORGANIC POLLUTANT EMISSIONS FROM UNVENTED KEROSENE HEATERS
                • Article
                LBL Publications (1988)
                  Cover page: THE IMPACT OF ADD-ON CATALYTIC DEVICES ON POLLUTANT EMISSIONS FROM UNVENTED KEROSENE HEATERS
                  • Article
                  LBL Publications (2002)
                    Cover page: Method for measuring the size distribution of airborne rhinovirus
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                    LBL Publications (1990)
                      Cover page: Macromodel for Assessing Residential Concentrations of Combustion-Generated Pollutants: Model Development and Selected Sensitivity Analyses
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