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Laboratory Investigations of Heterogeneous Interactions Involving Atmospheric Trace Gases and Ice

Laboratory Investigations of Heterogeneous Interactions Involving Atmospheric Trace Gases and Ice
涉及大气微量气体和冰的异质相互作用的实验室研究
批准号:
9319119
负责人:
Dennis Lamb
金额:
$30.08万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994-04-15 至 1998-03-31

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小行星9319119 大气中的痕量气体经常接触许多云层中的冰的表面,以及寒冷气候地区的地球表面。 这种异质气体-冰相互作用的性质在很大程度上仍然是未知的,因此设计了具体的实验来深入了解相应的分子尺度机制,并提供大气模型中使用的参数的定量估计。 这些实验将获得动力学和热力学数据,因为氮,硫和氯族中的无机气体被允许在受控条件下接触冰粒。 这项研究的主要工具将是一个新的,几乎无壁,连续流反应器与大气压电离质谱仪连接到反应器的气体反应产物的在线分析。 将被研究的化学系统包括SO2(二氧化硫)- O3(臭氧)-冰气溶胶,HNO 3(硝酸蒸汽)-冰或H2SO 4,其解释方式允许在大气中的多相化学现象被量化,并在自然的基本过程中被理解。
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9319119 Lamb Atmospheric trace gases frequently contact the surfaces of ice in many clouds, as well as the earth's surface in cold climatic regions. The nature of such heterogenous gas-ice interactions is still largely unknown, so specific experiments have been designed to gain insight into the corresponding molecular-scale mechanisms and to provide quantitative estimates of parameters used in atmospheric models. These experiments will acquire both kinetic and thermodynamic data as inorganic gases in the nitrogen, sulfur and chlorine families are allowed to contact ice particles under controlled conditions. The primary tool for this research will be a new, virtually wall-less, continuous flow reactor with an atmospheric pressure ionization-mass spectrometer interfaced to the reactor for on-line analysis of the gaseous reaction products. The chemical systems which will be studied include SO2 (sulfur dioxide) - O3 (ozone) - ice aerosols, HNO3 (nitric acid vapor) - ice or H2SO4 interpreted in ways that permit multiphase chemical phenomena in the atmosphere to be quantified and understood in terns of nature's fundamental processes.
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Laboratory Studies of Cloud Microphysical and Chemical Phenomena Involving Ice
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