You can get the VOC sensor here: [ Ссылка ] . Check out the Valarm playlist: [ Ссылка ] . How healthy is your air? This video has air quality data gathered by Valarm for a study described here: [ Ссылка ] . The Valarm app ( [ Ссылка ] ) running on a phone collected this sensor and volatile organic compounds (VOC) air quality data walking around the University of Southern California (USC) in downtown Los Angeles, California.
The Valarm Tools site ( [ Ссылка ] ) is used to download the data in KML format, which is visualized here in Google Earth. Here is a step-by-step do-it-yourself (DIY) tutorial for putting your Valarm data into Google Earth: [ Ссылка ] .
You can get the Valarm app here: [ Ссылка ] .
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are toxic airborne chemicals that are dangerous and harmful to human health and the environment. VOCs measured by Valarm include methane (human breath), alcohol (cleaning supplies), formaldehyde (materials for building), ketones (paints), esters (glues), and terpenes (perfume).
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