Combustion Sources is a category of indoor pollutant sources characterized by the emission of contaminants resulting from the burning of fuels, distinguishing it from non-combustion-related emission sources through the chemical transformation processes inherent in combustion.
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Air Pollution and Children’s Health
Joel Schwartz · PEDIATRICS · 2004 · 664 citations
Personal habits and indoor combustions.
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