Acrolein was detectable at all sites, and the median concentration varied from 0.033-0.75 g/m 3 (depending on sampling technique), with the maximum concentrations ranging from 0.999-1.58 g/m 3 .[43] However, urban areas typically have less than 0.2 g/m 3 , on average.[4] Sources of releases to Canadian waters, sediments, or soils other than the application of acrolein-based pesticides have not been identified
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