Oxidation of SO2 in fog droplets by primary oxidants

Benner, W. Henry; McKinney, P.M; Novakov, T.

doi:10.1016/0004-6981(85)90267-7

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“…These oxidants oxidize S0 2 in aqueous media rapidly (Benner et al, 1985) and would therefore be consistent with the apparently rapid oxidation suggested by the field data. …”

Section: From the Results Presented Thus Far It Is Clear That Aerososupporting

confidence: 86%

Sulfate and carbonaceous aerosols in Beijing China

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Giauque

Novakov

et al. 1986

Atmospheric Environment (1967)

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“…These oxidants oxidize S0 2 in aqueous media rapidly (Benner et al, 1985) and would therefore be consistent with the apparently rapid oxidation suggested by the field data. …”

Section: From the Results Presented Thus Far It Is Clear That Aerososupporting

confidence: 86%

Sulfate and carbonaceous aerosols in Beijing China

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Giauque

Novakov

et al. 1986

Atmospheric Environment (1967)

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“…• , -9-oxida~ion in water droplets (Benner et al, 1985). Carbon-catalyzed oxidation could be important under the conditions of this study.…”

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Evidence for heterogeneous SO2 oxidation in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia

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“…From the evidence presented so far, we are inclined to hypothesize that the rapid S0 2 oxidation observed in the morning period is caused by incomplete combustion products in the presence of liquid water droplets (Brodzinsky et al, 1980;Chang et al, 1981;Novakov, 1984;Benner et al, 1985). Field evidence supporting this hypothesis was obtained by Eatough et al (1984), who observed rapid sulfate formation when the plume of an oil-burning power plant impacted on a fog bank.…”

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confidence: 98%