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Pueschel, R.F., Verma, S., Ferry, G.V., Howard, S.D., Vay, S., Kinne, S.A., Goodman, J. and Strawa, A.W. (1998). Sulfuric acid and soot particle formation in aircraft exhaust. Geophysical Research Letters 25: doi: 10.1029/97GL03479. issn: 0094-8276. |
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Size analyses of Ames wire impactor aircraft exhaust aerosol samples resulted in a continuous particle size distribution between 0.01 &mgr;m and 1.0 &mgr;m particle radius. The two orders of magnitude size range covered by the measurements correspond to 6--7 orders of magnitude particle concentration. The data determined a nucleation mode, composed of aircraft-emitted sulfuric acid aerosol, that contributed between 62% and 85% to the total aerosol surface area and between 31% and 34% to its volume. Soot aerosol contributed 0.3% to the surface area and 0.07% to the volume of sulfuric acid aerosol. Emission indices were: EIH2SO4=0.09 g/kgFUEL and (0.2--0.5) g/kgFUEL (for 75 ppmm and 675 ppmm fuel-S, respectively), 1.7E-40.01=1.7E14 and (7.7E14 and 5.2E15) particles/kgFUEL (for 75 and 675 ppmm fuel-S, respectively). The sulfur (gas) to sulfuric acid (particle) conversion efficiency was between 10% and 37%. ¿ 1998 American Geophysical Union |
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Oceanography, Biological and Chemical, Aerosols |
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