Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone
Chemical composition of aerosol in the ground layer of the coastal zone in East Antarctica is analyzed in the article. The aerosol samples were taken in 2006–2015 during seasonal works of the Russian Antarctic Expeditions (RAE), namely, these were 52nd–53rd, 55th, and 58th–60th expeditions. Samples...
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ftdoajarticles:oai:doaj.org/article:17e5ad96e6f14cd88e954b99642492e5 2023-05-15T13:54:52+02:00 Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone L. P. Golobokova V. V. Polkin N. A. Onischuk O. I. Khuriganova A. B. Tikhomirov S. A. Terpugova U. S. Turchinovich V. F. Radionov 2016-05-01T00:00:00Z https://doi.org/10.15356/2076-6734-2016-2-177-188 https://doaj.org/article/17e5ad96e6f14cd88e954b99642492e5 RU rus Nauka https://ice-snow.igras.ru/jour/article/view/297 https://doaj.org/toc/2076-6734 https://doaj.org/toc/2412-3765 2076-6734 2412-3765 doi:10.15356/2076-6734-2016-2-177-188 https://doaj.org/article/17e5ad96e6f14cd88e954b99642492e5 Лëд и снег, Vol 56, Iss 2, Pp 177-188 (2016) аэрозоль ионы побережье восточной антарктиды приземный слой фактор обогащения элементы Science Q article 2016 ftdoajarticles https://doi.org/10.15356/2076-6734-2016-2-177-188 2023-03-19T01:40:13Z Chemical composition of aerosol in the ground layer of the coastal zone in East Antarctica is analyzed in the article. The aerosol samples were taken in 2006–2015 during seasonal works of the Russian Antarctic Expeditions (RAE), namely, these were 52nd–53rd, 55th, and 58th–60th expeditions. Samples were taken in the 200‑km band of the sea-shore zone along routes of the research vessels (REV) «Akademik Fedorov» and «Akademik Treshnikov» as well as on territories of the Russian stations Molodezhnaya and Mirny. Although the results obtained did show the wide range of the aerosol concentrations and a certain variability of their chemical composition, some common features of the variability were revealed. Thus, during the period from 2006 to 2014 a decrease of average values of the sums were noted. Spatially, a tendency of decreasing of the ion concentrations was found in the direction from the station Novolazarevskaya to the Molodezhnaya one, but the concentrations increased from the Molodezhnaya to the station Mirny. The sum of ions of the aerosol in the above mentioned coastal zone was, on the average, equal to 2.44 μg/m3, and it was larger than that on the territory of the Antarctic stations Molodezhnaya (0,29 μg/m3) and Mirny (0,50 ág / m3). The main part to the sum of the aerosol ions on the Antarctic stations was contributed by Na+, Ca2+, Cl−, SO4 2−. The main ions in aerosol composition in the coastal zone are ions Na+ and Cl−. The dominant contribution of the sea salt and SO4 2− can be traced in not only the composition of atmospheric aerosols, but also in the chemical composition of the fresh snow in the coastal areas of East Antarctica: at the Indian station Maitri, on the Larsemann Hills, and in a boring located in 55.3 km from the station Progress (K = 1.4÷6.1). It was noted that values of the coefficient of enrichment K of these ions decreases as someone moves from a shore to inland. Estimation of contributions of the continental and maritime factors to formation of the aerosol chemical composition ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica East Antarctica Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ Articles Antarctic The Antarctic East Antarctica Indian Larsemann Hills ENVELOPE(76.217,76.217,-69.400,-69.400) Maitri ENVELOPE(11.733,11.733,-70.764,-70.764) Molodezhnaya ENVELOPE(45.850,45.850,-67.667,-67.667) Rae ENVELOPE(-44.600,-44.600,-60.750,-60.750) Mirny ENVELOPE(93.009,93.009,-66.553,-66.553) Ice and Snow 56 2 177 188 |
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аэрозоль ионы побережье восточной антарктиды приземный слой фактор обогащения элементы Science Q L. P. Golobokova V. V. Polkin N. A. Onischuk O. I. Khuriganova A. B. Tikhomirov S. A. Terpugova U. S. Turchinovich V. F. Radionov Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the ground layer of the coastal zone in East Antarctica is analyzed in the article. The aerosol samples were taken in 2006–2015 during seasonal works of the Russian Antarctic Expeditions (RAE), namely, these were 52nd–53rd, 55th, and 58th–60th expeditions. Samples were taken in the 200‑km band of the sea-shore zone along routes of the research vessels (REV) «Akademik Fedorov» and «Akademik Treshnikov» as well as on territories of the Russian stations Molodezhnaya and Mirny. Although the results obtained did show the wide range of the aerosol concentrations and a certain variability of their chemical composition, some common features of the variability were revealed. Thus, during the period from 2006 to 2014 a decrease of average values of the sums were noted. Spatially, a tendency of decreasing of the ion concentrations was found in the direction from the station Novolazarevskaya to the Molodezhnaya one, but the concentrations increased from the Molodezhnaya to the station Mirny. The sum of ions of the aerosol in the above mentioned coastal zone was, on the average, equal to 2.44 μg/m3, and it was larger than that on the territory of the Antarctic stations Molodezhnaya (0,29 μg/m3) and Mirny (0,50 ág / m3). The main part to the sum of the aerosol ions on the Antarctic stations was contributed by Na+, Ca2+, Cl−, SO4 2−. The main ions in aerosol composition in the coastal zone are ions Na+ and Cl−. The dominant contribution of the sea salt and SO4 2− can be traced in not only the composition of atmospheric aerosols, but also in the chemical composition of the fresh snow in the coastal areas of East Antarctica: at the Indian station Maitri, on the Larsemann Hills, and in a boring located in 55.3 km from the station Progress (K = 1.4÷6.1). It was noted that values of the coefficient of enrichment K of these ions decreases as someone moves from a shore to inland. Estimation of contributions of the continental and maritime factors to formation of the aerosol chemical composition ... |
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L. P. Golobokova V. V. Polkin N. A. Onischuk O. I. Khuriganova A. B. Tikhomirov S. A. Terpugova U. S. Turchinovich V. F. Radionov |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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Chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the East Antarctica coastal zone |
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chemical composition of aerosol in the atmospheric surface layer of the east antarctica coastal zone |
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