Radiatively driven NH3 release from agricultural field during wintertime slack season
Radiatively driven NH3 release from agricultural field during wintertime slack season
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冬季农闲季节农田辐射驱动的NH3释放
DOI:
10.1016/j.atmosenv.2021.118228
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发表时间:
2021-01
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Jiade Yan
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作者:
Jun Zheng;Yuchan Zhang;Yan Ma;Nan Ye;Alexei F. Khalizov;Jiade Yan
A chemical ionization mass spectrometer (CIMS) was deployed to measure ambient ammonia (NH3) with a time-resolution of ~5 min. Unexpectedly high levels of NH3, peaking at 15.5 ppbv and averaging at 2.1 ± 1.9 ppbv, were observed near an agricultural field in Nanjing, China, during wintertime, a slack season for farming. Re-partitioning from aerosols can only explain a small portion of this NH3due to the considerably low air temperature, whereas the major source was emission from soil, as indicated by significant positive correlations of the NH3concentration with the ground surface temperature, solar radiation intensity, and particularly the surface-air temperature difference. The dissolved/adsorbed NH3and NH4NO3in soil likely originated from conversion of nitrogen-containing organic matter by microorganisms through ammonification and nitrification. The upward transfer of NH3released from the soil was facilitated by convective mixing driven by solar radiation, which produced the required high soil-air temperature gradient. This winter release of NH3from the soil is not captured by commonly used long-term, passive-sampler based methods, giving rise to an incorrect assumption that during winter, a slack season for farming, soil emits no NH3and so this source has remained unresolved by typical emission inventory models. Our results indicate that contrary to the common assumption, agricultural background emissions are a non-negligible source of NH3even in wintertime, which may exert a significant impact on regional air pollution formations. Hence, a refined NH3emission inventory is critically needed to account for the haze events in wintertime northern China.
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DOI:
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发表时间:
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