Environmental
What is indoor air quality (IAQ) and what are common pollutants in Ohio buildings?
AOnly relevant in commercial buildings
BThe condition of air within buildings, with common Ohio concerns including radon, VOCs, mold, CO, and asbestos fibers✓ Correct
COnly related to outdoor pollution entering buildings
DA standard measured only in new construction
Explanation
IAQ refers to the air quality within and around buildings affecting occupant health and comfort. In Ohio buildings, common IAQ concerns include: radon (especially in basements), mold, VOCs from building materials, carbon monoxide, and asbestos fibers in older buildings.
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