Large contribution of water‐insoluble secondary organic aerosols in the region of Paris (France) during wintertime

作者: Jean Sciare , Odile d'Argouges , Roland Sarda-Estève , Cécile Gaimoz , Cristina Dolgorouky

DOI: 10.1029/2011JD015756

关键词: Fossil fuelAethalometerLevoglucosanSecondary organic aerosolsMethanolWater insolubleTotal organic carbonAerosolEnvironmental chemistryEnvironmental science

摘要: Near real-time measurements of carbonaceous aerosols were performed in fine for a 10-day period during winter at suburban site Paris (France). These using an OCEC Sunset Field instrument elemental carbon (EC) and organic (OC); Particle-Into-Liquid-Sampler coupled with Total Organic Carbon (PILS-TOC) water-soluble OC (WSOC); 7-lambda aethalometer absorption. A successful comparison was filter sampling parallel EC, OC, WSOC, providing further confidence on the results obtained by online analyzers. modified version model used to derive hourly concentrations 3 aerosol (OA) sources: fossil fuel, wood burning, secondary. This source apportionment validated primary OA (fossil burning) time-resolved specific tracers (including levoglucosan, potassium methanol showed that secondary (SOA) most abundant species our study. Water-soluble properties these different sources investigated from reconstruction experimentally determined water-soluble/insoluble OC. About 23% WSOC found be (photochemical) origin. large fraction SOA assigned as water-insoluble could originate semi-volatile burning and/or anthropogenic emissions. have been typical France may then representative larger European area. They bring new light commonly accepted idea is mainly water-soluble.

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