Biological Responses in Mice Exposed to Exhaust Gas of Catalytic Combustion and Conventional Combustion: Based on Analysis of Large Amounts of Data Comparison

Epidemiological studies have suggested that particulate matter (PM) causes detrimental health effects such as respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and that combustion exhaust particles from furnace is a major contributor to PM. Catalytic combustion, however, offers an environmental-friendly technology, helping burners to reduce their emission pollutants. To better understand the effects of inhalation of catalytic combustion and conventional combustion in rats, a comparative study was conducted. Rats in group A were exposed to catalytic combustion exhaust gas for 4 hours and group B to exhaust gas of conventional burner for the same time. This article recorded the health status of mice in both group A and B, suggesting that mice in group A have a better state of health than that in group B.