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Mobilization Of The Flame Retardant Antimony Trioxide By Fungal Decomposition Of Fiberglass Ductboard

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This research examined the effects of fungal growth on a commonly used fiberglass ductboard insulation that was treated with antimony trioxide flame retardant. We demonstrated that growth of Aspergillus versicolor reduced antimony trioxide levels by 25% to 43% at varying rates over the course of one to 29 weeks. F ...

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Written by J. Krause, Indoor Air Solutions, Tallahassee, FL; Y. Hammad, University Of South Florida, Tampa, FL.
Published: Aug/01/2007

Generation of Carbon Dioxide and Mobilization of Antimony Trioxide by Fungal Decomposition of Building Materials

Fungal contamination of buildings poses numerous challenges to researchers, building owners and occupants. Public health agencies promote prevention and remediation of mold and water damage, but lack sensitive methods to detect hidden mold growth and a complete understanding of the biological mechanisms that make occupying moldy buildings a haz ...

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Written by J. David Krause
Published: Jun/01/2007

Analytical Instrument Performance Criteria: Application Of A Fluorometric Method For The Detection Of Mold In Indoor Environment

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Written by Kevin Ashley, Ph.D., Column Editor; Reported by J. David Krause, Yehia Y.; Hammad, and Lauren B. Ball
Published: Jun/01/2007

Measuring The Efficacy Of Mold Remediation On Contaminated Ductwork

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Published guidelines on mold remediation do not specify sampling protocols to measure the efficacy of remediation efforts. The purpose of this study was to evaluate fungal remediation of contaminated ducts by comparing the amount of residual surface contamination to the amount in new ducts. Fungal contamination o ...

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Written by JD Krause and YY Hammad
Published: Jun/01/2007

Quantifying Mold Biomass On Gypsum Board: Comparison Of Ergosterol And Beta-N-Acetylhexosaminidase As Mold Biomass Parameters

APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, July 2003, p. 3996–3998

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Two mold species, Stachybotrys chartarum and Aspergillus versicolor, were inoculated onto agar overlaid with cellophane, allowing determination of a direct measurement of biomass density by weighing. Biomass density, ergosterol content, ...

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Written by M. Reeslev, M. Miller, And K. F. Nielsen
Published: Jun/01/2007

Characterization Of Scented Candle Emissions And Associated Public Health Risks

The recent increased popularity of scented candles has prompted concerns by consumers and public health officials about their emission products. According to the National Candle Association, candle sales are approaching 2 billion dollars annually. The combustion of scented candles in residences, which typically have low ventilation rates, may ra ...

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Written by J. David Krause
Published: Jun/01/2007

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