Seasonal features of ultrafine particle volatility in the coastal Antarctic troposphere
Seasonal features of ultrafine particle volatility in the coastal Antarctic troposphere
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南极沿海对流层超细颗粒物波动的季节特征
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2011
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M. Shiobara
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K. Hara;K. Osada;C. Nishita;M. Yabuki;M. Hayashi;T. Yamanouchi;M. Wada;M. Shiobara
Abstract. The size distribution and volatility of ultrafine aerosol particles were measured using scanning mobility particle sizer and thermodenuder at Syowa Station during the 46–47 Japanese Antarctic Research Expeditions (2005–2007). The relative abundance of non-volatile particles in a 240 °C scan was approximately 20% during the summer, whereas the abundance of non-volatile particles increased by >90% during the winter–spring. Most ultrafine particles were volatilized at temperature of 150–210 °C. This volatility was consistent well to major aerosol constituents (NH 4 + , SO 4 2− and CH 3 SO 3 − ) during the summer. In contrast, major constituents of ultrafine particles were sea-salts (Na + and Cl − ) in winter–spring. Therefore, the seasonal feature of volatility of ultrafine particles at Syowa was associated with seasonal variations of the major aerosol constituents. Although the relative abundance of non-volatile particles was usually higher during the winter–spring, the abundance dropped occasionally to