Air Monitoring for Toxic Exposures

Preface.
PART I: BACKGROUND CONCEPTS FOR AIR MONITORING.
1. Air Monitoring review.
2. Hazards.
3. Exposure Assessment Strategy and Monitoring Plan.
4. Air Monitoring at Emergencies Including Terrorism Events.
PART II: SAMPLE COLLECTION DEVICE METHODS FORCHEMICALS.
5. Introduction to Monitoring Using Sample CollectionDevices.
6. Sample Collection Device Methods for Gases and Vapors.
7. Sample Collection Device Methods for Aerosols.
8. Concurrent Sampling for Vapors and Aerosols.
PART III: REAL-TIME MGEASUREMENT INSTRUEMENTS.
9. Introduction to Monitoring Using Real-Time Methods.
10. Instrument with Sensors for Specific Chemicals.
11. General Survey Instruments for Gases and Vapors.
12. Instruments for Multiple Specific Gases and Vapors: GC,GC/MS, and IR.
13. Colorimetric Systems for Gas and Vapor Sampling.
14. Real-Time Sampling Methods for Aerosols.
PART IV: MINITORING FOR AIRBORNE AGENTS OTHER THANCHEMICALS.
15. Radon Measurements.
16. Sampling for Bioaerosols.
PART V: SPECIFIC SAMPLING APPLICATIONS AND SUPPLEMENTARYINFORMATION.
17. Specific Sampling Situations.
18. Biological Monitoring.
19. Surface Sampling Methods.
20. Bulk Sampling Methods.
Appendix A: Air Sampling Procedures.
Appendix B: Gas and Vapor Calibrations.
Appendix C: Field Calibration of Gas and Vapor Sensors.
Appendix D: Chemical-Specific Guidelines for Air Sampling andAnalysis.
Index.