CAMx-UNIPAR Simulation of SOA Mass Formed from Multiphase Reactions of Hydrocarbons under the Central Valley Urban Atmospheres of California
CAMx-UNIPAR Simulation of SOA Mass Formed from Multiphase Reactions of Hydrocarbons under the Central Valley Urban Atmospheres of California
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2023
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Yu-Jin Jo;M. Jang;Sanghee Han;Azad Madhu;Bonyoung Koo;Yiqin Jia;Zechen Yu;Soontae Kim;Jinsoo Park
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Yu-Jin Jo;M. Jang;Sanghee Han;Azad Madhu;Bonyoung Koo;Yiqin Jia;Zechen Yu;Soontae Kim;Jinsoo Park
. The UNIfied Partitioning-Aerosol phase Reaction (UNIPAR) model was established on the 15 Comprehensive Air quality Model with extensions (CAMx) to process Secondary Organic Aerosol (SOA) formation by capturing multiphase reactions of hydrocarbons (HCs) in regional scales. SOA growth was simulated using a wide range of anthropogenic HCs including ten aromatics and linear alkanes with different carbon-lengths. The atmospheric processes of biogenic HCs (isoprene, terpenes, and sesquiterpene) were simulated for the major oxidation paths (ozone, OH radicals, and nitrate radicals) to predict day and night SOA formation. The UNIPAR 20 model streamlined the multiphase partitioning of the lumping species originating from semi-explicitly predicted gas products and their heterogeneous chemistry to form non-volatile oligomeric species in both organic aerosol and inorganic aqueous phase. The CAMx-UNIPAR model predicted SOA formation at four ground urban sites (San Jose, Sacramento, Fresno, and Bakersfield) in California, United States during wintertime 2018. Overall, the simulated mass concentrations of the total organic matter, consisting of primary OA (POA) and SOA, showed a good 25 agreement with the observations. The simulated SOA mass in the urban areas of California was predominated by alkane and