Isotope composition of NH3, NOx and SO2 air pollution in the Moravia-Silesian region, Czech Republic
Isotope composition of NH3, NOx and SO2 air pollution in the Moravia-Silesian region, Czech Republic
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10.1016/j.apr.2016.08.011
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发表时间:
2017-03
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4.5
通讯作者:
F. Buzek;B. Cejkova;L. Hellebrandová;I. Jačková;V. Lollek;Zdena Lnenickova;R. Matolakova;F. Veselovský
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F. Buzek;B. Cejkova;L. Hellebrandová;I. Jačková;V. Lollek;Zdena Lnenickova;R. Matolakova;F. Veselovský
The aim of this study is to compare the concentration and isotopic monitoring of sources of emission of NH3, NOxand SO2in the industrial Moravia-Silesian region. We collected gases in tube-type passive samplers with acid and alkali treated filters during 2014–2015. The collected samples were measured for concentration and15N and34S isotopic composition. According to δ15N values (from 4 to −45‰), the NH3pollution originates from the volatilization of ammonia from livestock (poultry) wastes with significant isotope fractionation during the winter. The NOxsources originate from vehicle emissions (δ15N from −8 to −2‰) in the summer, with the addition of fossil fuel combustion in the winter (δ15N from −5 to 20‰). The SO2emissions are low in the summer (on average around 3 μg m−3) from local industrial sources (δ34S around −1.4‰ and more). An increase in winter (on average to about 12 μg m−3) is produced by trans-border transport from the Upper Silesian region of Poland (δ34S about −2.5‰).