Which of the following is NOT a common source of VOCs in industrial processes? A) Paint and coating applications B) Chemical manufacturing C) Air conditioning systems D) Vehicle em... Which of the following is NOT a common source of VOCs in industrial processes? A) Paint and coating applications B) Chemical manufacturing C) Air conditioning systems D) Vehicle emissions
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify which option does not typically release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during industrial processes. The focus is on common sources of VOCs and distinguishing them from less common ones.
Answer
Air conditioning systems are not a common source of VOCs in industrial processes.
Air conditioning systems are not a common source of VOCs in industrial processes.
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Air conditioning systems are not a common source of VOCs in industrial processes.
More Information
Volatile Organic Compounds are commonly released in industrial settings through processes such as paint applications, chemical manufacturing, and vehicle emissions. However, air conditioning systems typically do not emit VOCs as part of their operation in industrial contexts.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming any air handling system could be a source of VOCs, but air conditioners are generally designed to circulate and filter air, not emit VOCs.
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