2015
DOI: 10.5194/amt-8-2301-2015
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A method for stable carbon isotope ratio and concentration measurements of ambient aromatic hydrocarbons

Abstract: Abstract.A technique for compound-specific analysis of stable carbon isotope ratios and concentration of ambient volatile organic compounds (VOCs) is presented. It is based on selective VOC sampling onto adsorbent-filled cartridges by passing large volumes of air (up to 80 L) through the cartridge. The hydrocarbons are recovered by thermal desorption followed by two-step cryogenic trapping and then are separated by gas chromatography in the laboratory. Once separated, individual VOCs are subjected to online ox… Show more

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“…A technique for compound specic analysis of stable carbon isotope ratios of ambient VOCs was developed. 89 It was based upon the selective sampling of VOCs onto sorbent cartridges which are recovered and separated by a TD-GC-MS followed by on-line oxidation in a combustion interface prior to IRMS. The method allowed measurements of isotope ratios of VOCs present in ambient air at low pptv to ppbv concentrations with an accuracy of typically better than 0.5&.…”
Section: Instrumental Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A technique for compound specic analysis of stable carbon isotope ratios of ambient VOCs was developed. 89 It was based upon the selective sampling of VOCs onto sorbent cartridges which are recovered and separated by a TD-GC-MS followed by on-line oxidation in a combustion interface prior to IRMS. The method allowed measurements of isotope ratios of VOCs present in ambient air at low pptv to ppbv concentrations with an accuracy of typically better than 0.5&.…”
Section: Instrumental Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%