Characterisation of carbonaceous fine aerosol at the Jungfraujoch

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Krivacsy, Z. [1 ]
Hoffer, A. [1 ]
Baltensperger, U. [1 ]
Nyeki, S. [1 ]
Weingartner, E. [1 ]
Molnar, A. [1 ]
Kiss, Gy. [1 ]
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[1] Univ of Veszprem, Veszprem, Hungary
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Journal of Aerosol Science | 1999年 / 30卷 / Suppl. 1期
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Ammonium compounds - Carbon - Carbon dioxide - Carboxylic acids - Characterization - Combustion - Composition - Electrophoresis - Ions - Particle size analysis;
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Fine atmospheric aerosol collected at the Junfraujoch was studied to determine the contribution of organic substances to aerosol loading, and to conduct physico-chemical characterization of the organic component. The results indicate that: the mass of organic substances is twice that of ammonium sulphate; half of the organic aerosol component is water-soluble; and most of the carbon component is associated with fine particles.
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