Difference of water-soluble ionic compositions in marine aerosol over the South China Sea: comparison of air masses from Northeast Asian outflow, Southeast Asian biomass burning and the Philippine
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Start Time:2021-07-10 17:50(Asia/Shanghai)

Duration:15min

Session:S12B 12B、气溶胶与大气环境科学 » S12B-1专题12.14 海洋气溶胶与海气交换

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Abstract
Marine TSP samples were collected over the South China Sea by three different cruises, and the PM2.5 samples were also simultaneously sampled during the first cruise in the north South China Sea. Concentrations of water-soluble ions were measured both in TSP and PM2.5. Together with aerosol optical depth, firing spots and air masses backward trajectories, we divided the sampling periods into Asian outflow period, biomass burning period and the Philippine period. Water-soluble ionic levels displayed an obviously differences among the three cruises, which dominantly affected by ionic sources and atmospheric chemical processes. In addition, aerosol water-soluble ionic concentrations in fine and coarse mode also showed different patterns. The calculated dry deposition velocity ranged from 0.03 to 0.19 cm/s for fine mode and varied from 0.2~1.0 cm/s for coarse mode in 1°×1° latitude–longitude grids. Based on the dry deposition velocities, the dry deposition fluxes of NH4+ and NO3 were estimated.
Keywords
South China Sea; marine aerosol; water-soluble ions; dry deposition fluxes
Speaker
罗笠
海南大学

Submission Author
笠罗 海南大学
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