Passive Sampling
Passive Sampling is a monitoring technique in environmental analytical chemistry that belongs to the class of sampling methods and is distinguished by its reliance on the diffusion or permeation of volatile organic compounds from the environment onto a sorbent medium without the use of active pumping or external power sources.
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Sarah B. Henderson, Bernardo Beckerman, Michael Jerrett et al. · Environmental Science & Technology · 2007 · 512 citations
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