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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Indoor Air. 2012 Jun 18;22(6):492–500. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0668.2012.00789.x

Table 3.

Reported activities and corresponding PM2.5 peak measures.

Pre Post
Reported
activity
Median PM2.5
(range)
Reported
activity
(No. of
Homes)1
Median PM2.5
(range)
Number of stove loadings during sampling period 19 5 (1 – 10) 54 (21) 5 (2 – 12)
PM2.5 peaks during stove loadings (μg/m3) 19 111 (12 – 472) 54 (21) 386 (3 – 2,333)
PM2.5 peaks during cleaning activities (μg/m3) 1 28 (28 – 28) 5 (4) 108 (9 – 114)
PM2.5 peaks during burning of candles or incense (μg/m3) 1 70 (70 – 70) 9 (5) 62 (4 – 522)
PM2.5 peaks during cooking activities (μg/m3) 4 305 (43 – 1,230) 15 (10) 135 (6 – 301)
1

Total across all sampling events (homes sampled one to four times post-changeout) followed by number of homes reporting any activity.