強俊超
Abstract
Additional sulfate is formed from sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere influences the measurement when the sulfate in aerosol sampling is determined. The conversion conditions are studied. The experimental results show that the rate of sulfur dioxide changed into sulfate is obviously relative to pH used filter, the sulfur dioxide concentration and the average humidity of atmosphere.
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Additional sulfate is formed from sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere influences the measurement when the sulfate in aerosol sampling is determined. The conversion conditions are studied. The experimental results show that the rate of sulfur dioxide changed into sulfate is obviously relative to pH used filter, the sulfur dioxide concentration and the average humidity of atmosphere.
Key concepts: Sulfur dioxide, Sulfate, Sulfate aerosol, Relative humidity, Atmosphere (unit), Sulfur, Chemistry, Aerosol