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The wintertime distribution of ionic components in Seoul and Busan : Comparative analysis between fine and coarse particles
Analytical Science and Technology / Analytical Science and Technology, (P)1225-0163; (E)2288-8985
2004, v.17 no.3, pp.230-239
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(2004). The wintertime distribution of ionic components in Seoul and Busan : Comparative analysis between fine and coarse particles. Analytical Science and Technology, 17(3), 230-239.
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Abstract
Using our PM2.5 and PM10 concentration data obtained from Seoul and Busan during winter 2002, we conducted comparative analysis on the role of inorganic ions in constituting airborne particles in two distinctive urban areas. Whereas the mass concentration of fine particle was more significant in Seoul, no such pattern was found in Busan. In addition, when the major components were compared between different particle fractions and between different sites, clear pattern was apparent between those. Although the major components of fine particles were generally compatible each other (NH4+, NO3-,and NSSS), those of coarse fractions were clearly distinguished. Although anthropogenic signatures were still important in Seoul, the influence of oceanic sources was clear in coarse fraction of Busan (Cl- and Na+). Detailed statistical analysis of our data consistently supports the importance of different source processes between particle modes and source processes.
- keywords
- sea-salt, non-sea-salt sulfate (NSSS), sea-salt sulfate (SSS), ion, inorganic, particle
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