Figures & data
Table 1. Sampling points.
Figure 1. Pictures of (a) undergraduate dormitories (four sets of furniture); (b) graduate dormitories (two sets of furniture); (c) Ph.D. candidate dormitories (one set of furniture); (d) classroom; (e) library.
![Figure 1. Pictures of (a) undergraduate dormitories (four sets of furniture); (b) graduate dormitories (two sets of furniture); (c) Ph.D. candidate dormitories (one set of furniture); (d) classroom; (e) library.](/cms/asset/0481c9fd-9910-46b9-957b-0e353d307c94/uawm_a_1280561_f0001_b.gif)
Table 2. Treatment of selected rooms in “bed board test.”
Figure 2. (a) Categories of VOC constituents in different buildings. (b) Mean concentrations of VOC constituents in different buildings.
![Figure 2. (a) Categories of VOC constituents in different buildings. (b) Mean concentrations of VOC constituents in different buildings.](/cms/asset/63eee9c2-82ad-4644-9513-8516c75874a4/uawm_a_1280561_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 4. (a) Average concentrations of formaldehyde in buildings. (b) Average concentrations of ammonia in buildings.
![Figure 4. (a) Average concentrations of formaldehyde in buildings. (b) Average concentrations of ammonia in buildings.](/cms/asset/23553a11-64b4-4e74-a3f8-10ea93bc15e2/uawm_a_1280561_f0004_b.gif)
Table 3. VOCs constituents for which the detection rate is more than 50% in dorms, classrooms, and the library.
Figure 6. Scatter distributions of cumulative percentage of VOC constituent detection rates in their relative detection rates.
![Figure 6. Scatter distributions of cumulative percentage of VOC constituent detection rates in their relative detection rates.](/cms/asset/732366cd-f956-4a63-bb88-dc87448ce5d4/uawm_a_1280561_f0006_b.gif)
Table 4. VOCs constituents detected in Stage II but that do not exist in Stage I (Type O).
Table 5. Contribution rates of two main sources and decay rates for each VOC constituent after 1 year.