PRODUCTION OF ALDEHYDES AS PRIMARY EMISSIONS AND FROM SECONDARY ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS OF ALKENES AND ALKANES DURING THE NIGHT AND EARLY MORNING HOURS
PRODUCTION OF ALDEHYDES AS PRIMARY EMISSIONS AND FROM SECONDARY ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS OF ALKENES AND ALKANES DURING THE NIGHT AND EARLY MORNING HOURS
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10.1016/0960-1686(93)90067-9
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1993-01-01
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ALTSHULLER, AP
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ALTSHULLER, AP
The production of C1-C4 saturated aldehydes has been calculated within the stable boundary layer between 2100 and 0900 h from the reactions of alkenes and alkanes with O3, NO3 and OH radicals. These results are compared with those available on the primary emissions of aldehydes from vehicular exhausts. For current gasoline-fueled vehicles, the secondary atmospheric production of aldehydes from the hydrocarbons emitted will usually predominate over direct emissions of aldehydes during the 2100-0900 h period. Therefore, in making assumptions about initial morning atmospheric loadings of aldehydes for purposes of model predictions as to O3 and other products, use of only an aldehyde emission inventory is inadequate. If the future population of vehicles should include a large fraction of vehicles powered with methanol and natural gas, primary aldehyde emissions, especially emissions of formaldehyde, may predominate over secondary production of aldehydes during the 2100-0900 h period,