Highest levels of acetone coming from sinkhole area since monitoring began — Most prevalent volatile compound spikes over weekend (CHART)

Published: August 20th, 2012 at 4:57 pm ET
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Title: Mobile Air Monitoring Laboratory
Source: Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
Date Published: August 20, 2012

Results for volatile compound monitoring from 2 samples collected in the residential area

Acetone concentration in ppbv:

  • Aug 19: 2.14
  • Aug 18: 5.81
  • Aug 17: 2.33
  • Aug 16: 3.64
  • Aug 15: 1.58
  • Aug 14: 2.05
  • Aug 13: 3.39
  • Aug 12: 3.11
  • Aug 11: 4.05
  • Aug 10: 2.23
  • Aug 9: 5.27
  • Aug 8: 3.29 (First sample collected in the residential area)

Recent Air Monitoring Data

Published: August 20th, 2012 at 4:57 pm ET
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