Sulfur dioxide incorporation into ice depositing from the vapor
Sulfur dioxide incorporation into ice depositing from the vapor
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二氧化硫融入蒸气沉积的冰中
DOI:
10.1029/jd094id01p01095
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发表时间:
1989
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通讯作者:
R. Bales
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作者:
M. P. Valdez;G. A. Dawson;R. Bales
An experimental study has been made of the incorporation of SO{sub 2} into ice depositing from the vapor at {minus}15C. Surprisingly, SO{sub 2} was captured in deposited ice at concentrations comparable to those given by SO{sub 2}/S(IV) aqueous equilibrium at 0C. A consequence of this result is that, in the remote troposphere, unrimed snow scavenging ratios for SO{sub 2} may be comparable to those for sulfate. In addition, ozone and HCHO appeared to inhibit, rather than enhance, SO{sub 2} uptake. An aqueous-film model is developed to account for SO{sub 2} capture. If SO{sub 2} dissolves in a liquidlike layer on growing ice surfaces, the concentration of S(IV) species may become enhanced within the layer as a result of retarded diffusional transport away from the advancing ice/layer interface. Such a concentration increase can produce significant solute incorporation into the bulk ice, despite effective solute rejection from the ice.