Among the options you've provided, ozone is typically considered not a form of indoor pollution. While indoor ozone can occur, it is primarily a concern as an outdoor pollutant, particularly in urban areas where it is formed by chemical reactions in the atmosphere. The other substances listed—ammonia, radon, and tobacco—are all common indoor pollutants.
What is not a form of indoor pollution?
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ammonia
ammonia
ozone
ozone
radon
radon
tobacco
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