Note On A Preliminary Study of the Effects of Roof Tar Evaporate on Oxidant Levels Measured by Iodide Colorimetry: Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association: Vol 22, No 7

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Some evidence exists to relate elevated oxidant levels, as measured by iodine colorimetry or coulometry, to the presence of roof tar evaporates or the oxidation products produced from such evaporates in the presence of sunlight.

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