Abstract
The mass concentration of atmospheric sulphate particles was determined during daylight for relatively short time intervals. Characteristics of atmospheric aerosols and trace gases and some meteorological parameters were measured simultaneously. It was found that in summertime the sulphate concentration, and the logarithm of the mole ratio of sulphate to sulphur dioxide, correlated well with the intensity of solar radiation in wavelengths 0·29-0·50 μm and with the temperature. It is expected, on the basis of these results, that sulphate particle formation is activated by some primary photochemical reaction followed by secondary thermal processes.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 429-434 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| Journal | Journal of Aerosol Science |
| Volume | 4 |
| Issue number | 6 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - 1973 |
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Evidence of the rôle of indirect photochemical processes in the formation of atmospheric sulphate particulate. / Mészáros, E.
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T1 - Evidence of the rôle of indirect photochemical processes in the formation of atmospheric sulphate particulate
AU - Mészáros, E.
PY - 1973
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N2 - The mass concentration of atmospheric sulphate particles was determined during daylight for relatively short time intervals. Characteristics of atmospheric aerosols and trace gases and some meteorological parameters were measured simultaneously. It was found that in summertime the sulphate concentration, and the logarithm of the mole ratio of sulphate to sulphur dioxide, correlated well with the intensity of solar radiation in wavelengths 0·29-0·50 μm and with the temperature. It is expected, on the basis of these results, that sulphate particle formation is activated by some primary photochemical reaction followed by secondary thermal processes.
AB - The mass concentration of atmospheric sulphate particles was determined during daylight for relatively short time intervals. Characteristics of atmospheric aerosols and trace gases and some meteorological parameters were measured simultaneously. It was found that in summertime the sulphate concentration, and the logarithm of the mole ratio of sulphate to sulphur dioxide, correlated well with the intensity of solar radiation in wavelengths 0·29-0·50 μm and with the temperature. It is expected, on the basis of these results, that sulphate particle formation is activated by some primary photochemical reaction followed by secondary thermal processes.
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JO - Journal of Aerosol Science
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