There are some interesting aspects to the atmosphere within buildings, especially when occupied. The changes in air in a confined place are both chemical and physical. It has been observed that in a mixed gathering each person exhales 0.6 c ft of carbon di-oxide every hour. These are the chemical changes involved. The room heats up perceptibly.
Humidity increases because of the sweat and the exhaled air.
Sweat also produces odour. The flow of air is impeded and this makes the room stuffy. People also release bacteria into the air, when they cough or sneeze. All these cause physical changes in the air. Apart from this, very specific pollutants are found inside rural and urban buildings.