论文信息 - Sulfuric Acid-Ammonium Sulfate Aerosol: Optical Detection in the St. Louis Region

Sulfuric Acid-Ammonium Sulfate Aerosol: Optical Detection in the St. Louis Region

Nephelometric sensing of the deliquescence of ammonium sulfate produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid or ammonium bisulfate aerosol with ammonia provides a means for detecting these substances in air. Field experiments show them to be the dominant substances in the submicrometer, light-scattering aerosol in the St. Louis region.

R. Charlson | D. Covert | N. Ahlquist | A. Waggoner | A. Vanderpol

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