Gas-Phase Organic Oxidation Chemistry and Atmospheric Particles
Gas-Phase Organic Oxidation Chemistry and Atmospheric Particles
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气相有机氧化化学和大气颗粒
DOI:
10.1142/9789813271838_0004
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Schervish, Meredith
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作者:
Donahue, Neil M.;Chuang, Wayne;Schervish, Meredith
Organic aerosols comprise a rich mixture of compounds, many generated via nonselective radical oxidation. This produces a plethora of products, most unidentified, and mechanistic understanding has improved with instrumentation. Recent advances include recognition that some peroxy radicals undergo internal H-atom transfer reactions to produce highly oxygenated molecules and recognition that gas-phase association reactions can form higher molecular weight products capable of nucleation under atmospheric conditions. Particles also range from molecular clusters near 1 nm diameter containing a few molecules to coarse particles above 1μm containing 1 billion or more molecules. A mixture of organics often drives growth of particles. We can describe this via detailed thermodynamics, and we can also describe the physics driving mixing between separate populations containing semi-volatile organics. Finally, fully size-resolved particle microphysics enables detailed comparisons between theory and observations in chamber experiments.