Pil-Gon Kim

Assistant Professor

Mokpo National University

South Korea

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Dr. Pil-Gon Kim is an Assistant Professor at Mokpo National University in South Korea. His research focuses on the evaluation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and their implications for indoor air quality, personal exposure assessments, and the environmental impacts of microplastics. Recent articles authored by Dr. Kim explore diverse topics, including passive sampling methodologies and the health risks associated with household products.

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Yun-Hee Choi

Wonkwang University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jung-Hwan Kwon

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Korea University

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Rishikesh Bajagain

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Sejong University

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Kyung-Min Lim

Ewha Womans University

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Articles (15)

Elevated Consumer Exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds During Do‐It‐Yourself Painting Oil‐Based Wood Stain Evidenced by Passive Air Sampling and Urinary Metabolites

Evaluation of personal exposure to volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) in small-scale dry-cleaning facilities using passive sampling

The release of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds from polyvinyl chloride consumer products under simulated solar light: Implications for indoor air quality

The release, degradation, and distribution of PVC microplastic-originated phthalate and non-phthalate plasticizers in sediments

Increase of the indoor concentration of volatile organic compounds after the use of incense and scented candle in studio apartments determined using passive sampling

Volatile organic compounds sampling and analysis using needle trap device

Determination of personal exposure to volatile organic compounds and their health risks after the use of mosquito repellents in residential environments using passive sampling

Importance of Advection-Driven Soil Vapor Intrusion: Effects of Atmospheric and Indoor Pressure Variations

Greenness of analytical methods for isolation and identification of microplastics in environmental and food samples - A critical review

The use of face masks to reduce inhalation exposure to reactive disinfectants

Determination of partition coefficients of phthalic acid esters between polydimethylsiloxane and water and its field application to surface waters

The passive sampler assisted human exposure risk characterization for tetrachloroethene soil vapor intrusion scenario

Determination of terpene levels after the use of essential oil diffusers in vehicles and studio apartments using passive sampling

Development of an in situ equilibrium polydimethylsiloxane passive sampler for measuring volatile organic compounds in soil vapor

Effect of soil pH on the sorption capacity of soil organic matter for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in unsaturated soils

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Yun-Hee Choi

Jung-Hwan Kwon

Rishikesh Bajagain

Kyung-Min Lim

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