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Decoupling the sources, reactivity, and health risks of VOCs pollution in a heavy industrial city of the Yangtze River Delta
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• This study fills the gap in research concerning atmospheric VOCs and associated health risks in medium-scale heavy industrial cities of the Yangtze River Delta. • Sources, reactivity, and health risks of VOCs were decoupled. • Anotable “concentration-reactivity inversion” of VOCs was identified. • Less abundant aromatics and isoprene dominated the ozone formation potential. • Control strategies should shift from mass reduction to dual reactivity-risk control.
Keywords:
VOCs
ozone formation potential
health risks
source apportionment
reactivity control
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