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Not exactly. As I understand it furnace filters will just filter out particulate matter which is measured on the order of micron. It doesn't really do much for
by googlryas 4y ago
Not exactly. As I understand it furnace filters will just filter out particulate matter which is measured on the order of micron. It doesn't really do much for VOCs, which are measured on the order of picometers(0.2 microns = 200,000 picometers).
You need another filter like activated charcoal which works differently than particulate filters (adsorption vs merely trapping particles in a winding path)
- jrockway 4y agoThe comment I'm replying to says "I wonder how a bag of charcoal would do". I assume you'd add that to my list of components.
- Dylan16807 4y agoVOCs are nanometer scale. A rough estimate for atomic bond length in organic compounds is .15 nanometers. CO2, which should be smaller than basically any VOC, is half a nanometer across.