Development of a measurement system of peroxy radicals using a chemical amplification/laser-induced fluorescence technique
Development of a measurement system of peroxy radicals using a chemical amplification/laser-induced fluorescence technique
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1666985
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发表时间:
2004-03
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1.6
通讯作者:
Y. Sadanaga;J. Matsumoto;K. Sakurai;Ryoko Isozaki;Shungo Kato;T. Nomaguchi;H. Bandow;Y. Kajii
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Y. Sadanaga;J. Matsumoto;K. Sakurai;Ryoko Isozaki;Shungo Kato;T. Nomaguchi;H. Bandow;Y. Kajii
An instrument for measuring atmospheric peroxy radicals has been developed by chemical amplification/laser-induced fluorescence (PERCA/LIF) technique. The small concentration of peroxy radicals is converted to the large amount of NO2, which is measured by laser-induced fluorescence instead of luminol chemiluminescence. Several advantages, that is, high sensitivity, high selectively, and fast time response, are expected by use of LIF for the NO2 measurement, in comparison with luminol chemiluminescence. When using this system, simultaneous measurements of NO2 and peroxy radicals are available. The present optimum condition for the reaction tube (1/4 in. Teflon) was determined to be the reaction tube length of 3 m, the NO and CO concentrations of 3 ppmv and 10%, respectively. The calibration, including humidity dependence of the detection sensitivity of peroxy radicals, was conducted and the present detection limit of peroxy radicals was determined to be 2.7 and 3.6 pptv at the ambient relative humidity of ...