Comparison of aerosol and cloud condensation nuclei between wet and dry seasons in Guangzhou, southern China
Comparison of aerosol and cloud condensation nuclei between wet and dry seasons in Guangzhou, southern China
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广州干湿季气溶胶和云凝结核的比较
DOI:
10.1016/j.scitotenv.2017.06.246
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
He Qianshan
中科院分区:
文献类型:
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作者:
Duan Junyan;Tao Jun;Wu Yunfei;Cheng Tiantao;Zhang Renjian;Wang Yanyu;Zhu Hailin;Xie Xin;Liu Yuehui;Li Xiang;Li Mei;He Qianshan
Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN), condensation nuclei (CN) and aerosol chemical composition were measured simultaneously at an urban site of Guangzhou from July to August 2015 and in January 2016, and the seasonal variations of aerosol activated fractions (NCCN/NCN) as well as their relevant influence factors were further studied accordingly. NCNis generally higher in winter (dry season), whereas NCCNand NCCN/NCNare mostly higher in summer (wet season) instead. In particular, NCCNand NCCN/NCNare much lower at smaller supersaturation levels (SS < 0.2) in winter. In spite of similar diurnal variations for NCCNand NCN, NCCN/NCNindicates an opposite tendency, relatively lower at midday, dusk and before midnight. Other than the size of particles as well as their chemical composition, some other factors, such as mass, gas precursors, pollutant transportation, meteorological conditions, etc., also contribute to the variations of NCCNand NCCN/NCN.Particles from the local source or local-oceanic combination source cast influence on CN and CCN significantly, while the pollutants originating from and crossing over distant polluted areas contribute largely to CCN/CN. NCNand NCCNare relatively higher under pollution-free conditions in summertime and polluted conditions in wintertime, but NCCN/NCNis just the opposite. On various polluted conditions, aerosol CCN activities are greatly discrepant between summer and winter, especially during mist or heavy haze periods. The results imply that anthropogenic pollutants exert critical impacts on aerosol CCN activation.