Outdoor
air quality (Temperature & Humanity) can vary significantly from Indoor
environments in the areas of extreme climate conditions. Absence of Fresh Air
within the indoor environments results in accumulation of gaseous contaminants,
leading to a variety of occupant health concerns.
VOCs
(Volatile Organic Compound) are mainly produced by plants and micro organisms.
The availability of oxygen is a basic parameter determining the types of VOCs
produced as it allows highly effective respiration. However, indoor air
contains a large association of Volatile Organic Compound (VOCs). Different
contaminants arise from a wide variety of sources including cleaning supplies,
building materials, electronics and occupant activities. The VOCs associated
with poor quality indoor air can lead to numerous health problems.
The
principal indoor gaseous containment is Carbon Dioxide (CO2) which
is emitted every time we exhale. CO2 levels quickly raise in tightly
sealed, high occupancy environments. The process of photosynthesis removes
atmospheric CO2. It is often difficult to determine if the symptoms
are a result of exposure to indoor air pollution in case of certain immediate
effects that are similar to those from colds or other viral diseases. This is
the reason to pay attention to the time and place symptoms occur. If the
symptoms fade away when a person is away from the area then it is essential to
identify air sources that may be possible causes.
It
is true, Atmospheric pollutants have a negative effect on the plants. Leaves of
the trees have an important role in retention of the particular matter. Health
department officials said the poor air quality may affect the respiratory
conditions of the Covid-19 infected persons.
Since
man’s existence on Earth depends upon a life support system involving an intricate
relationship with plants and their associated microorganisms, it should be
obvious that when he attempts to isolate himself in tightly sealed buildings
away from this ecological system, problems will arise. According to NASA
Technical Report Mother-in-law’s tongue, Marginata, Chinese evergreen and Peace
lily are most known to be capable of biodegrading toxic chemicals when
activated by plant root growth.
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