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Yes, there are machines that collect air samples for particle content. I think there is also a test that can be done using basic chemistry to check for a color change if asbestos is present. Something like you may see in C.S.I. when they look for traces of blood.
I think I would rather hunt for those elusive lone chairs or those very hard-to-find soap diapensers...
Sorry--feeling a bit punchy tonight....
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