Talk:Volatile organic compound

I have reorganised this page somewhat by making more sections and regrouping some of the content. I hope this has made the article more coherent. I have also heavily edited the article on phytoncides - see below. --NHSavage 22:47, 5 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

phytoncides

The original text on this read "At the other hand some VOC (phytoncides) use in medicine and are the factor of the pure air for location of preventorium (sanatorium, health farm, health station) in oak or pine forests." I have done my best to put this into good English but I may have misinterpreted what 193.111.16.7 meant. If this is the case I apologise. My own POV is that this sounds like snake oil but I am not well informed enough to rewrite this in an NPOV manner. --NHSavage 22:47, 5 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

About the CFR definition

Hi there. What's up with the CFR definition? It's very difficult to read, there are many spaces (tabs, perhaps?) and some double and triple parentheses. Could anyone help me fix this (I can't do it alone because I don't know anything about this CFR thing, so I don't know where to break lines... ) - ^A_n^d_y^c_y^c_a|say... 22:16, 24 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I'd vote that we plan for the future and expect these subparts to bedefined further on their own. As such since each chemical has its own use and problem list they should be seperated in a descending list for easy break out and stubbing. If we are planning for this resource to be the one stop online data depot then we need to plan for the pyramids. If there is a lot more to the story then write with the idea that others will fill in the gap at a later date.FOK SD OA 20:05, 2 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

VOC symbols for the UK notice

The five globe symbols must be licensed from B&Q plc and should not be uploaded to Wikipedia. Pointysticks 21:13, 7 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]