2019
DOI: 10.1080/16742834.2019.1682926
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Impact of an accidental explosion in Tianjin Port on enhanced atmospheric nitrogen deposition over the Bohai Sea inferred from aerosol nitrate dual isotopes

Abstract: In recent years, emergent pollutant's accidents have occurred frequently in China, causing serious harm to the ecological environment. In this study, the impact of an accidental fire and explosion at Tianjin Port in 2015 on the atmosphere over the Bohai Sea was explored. Results showed sharp increases in the concentrations of several important components of fine particulate matter (e.g. NO 3 − , SO 4 2− , NH 4 + , organic carbon, elemental carbon) over Beihuangcheng Island after the explosion. Among them, NO 3… Show more

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“…Of the aerosol constitutes, nitrate was most affected. Its concentrations peaked at 16.5 μg m −3 one week after the explosion, as observed at an island 300 km downwind of Tianjin (Zong et al 2020). After the explosion, the stable nitrogen isotope of aerosol nitrate decreased significantly from +7.33‰ to −1.58‰.…”
Section: Atmospheric Transport Of Unexpected Emissionsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Of the aerosol constitutes, nitrate was most affected. Its concentrations peaked at 16.5 μg m −3 one week after the explosion, as observed at an island 300 km downwind of Tianjin (Zong et al 2020). After the explosion, the stable nitrogen isotope of aerosol nitrate decreased significantly from +7.33‰ to −1.58‰.…”
Section: Atmospheric Transport Of Unexpected Emissionsmentioning
confidence: 73%