Složení, zdroje a analýza ve vodě rozpustných organických sloučenin v atmosférických aerosolech

Kořínková, A. (Alena); Mikuška, P. (Pavel); Večeřa, Z. (Zbyněk)

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Složení, zdroje a analýza ve vodě rozpustných organických sloučenin v atmosférických aerosolech

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Authors: Kořínková, A. (Alena); Mikuška, P. (Pavel); Večeřa, Z. (Zbyněk);

handle: 11104/0235251

Složení, zdroje a analýza ve vodě rozpustných organických sloučenin v atmosférických aerosolech

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Water soluble organic compounds (WSOC) are very important part of atmospheric aerosols. WSOC originate mostly from burning of biomass and fossil fuels, road dust, cigarette smoke, abrasion of tires and asphalt or biogenic sources include predominantly pollens from vegetation (primary organic aerosol). WSOC are also products of transformation reactions in atmosphere (secondary organic aerosol). WSOC are composed mainly of HULIS, monosaccharide anhydrides, saccharides, carboxylic acids, resin acids and methoxyphenols.

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water soluble organic compounds, atmospheric aerosol

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