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3.12. Inert and Non-Toxic
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What does it mean when we say concrete is inert?
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Think about how metals might rust or react.
- 2.
Why is it important that concrete is non-toxic?
Hint
Consider the safety of living spaces.
- 3.
What does the term 'inert' refer to in concrete?
- Does not react chemically
- Reacts well with other materials
- Is highly combustible
Hint
Think about how materials interact with their environment.
- 4.
True or False: Concrete emits volatile organic compounds.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember what characterizes VOCs.
- 5.
Considering the effects of using VOC-emitting materials, identify two health issues that could arise in poorly ventilated spaces.
Hint
Think about common health concerns related to poor air quality.
- 6.
Evaluate the advantages of using inert materials in construction when it comes to long-term sustainability.
Hint
Consider both environmental and economic perspectives.
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