Hydrochloric acid: A regional perspective on concentrations and formation in the atmosphere of Southern California

Eldering, A.; Solomon, Paul A.; Salmon, Lynn G.; Fall, Theresa; Cass, Glen R.

doi:10.1016/0960-1686(91)90086-m

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“…Several approaches are available that could be used to link source emissions to visual air quality. The simplest of these is the use of speciated rollback air quality models linked to empirical visibil-on the primary seed particles, while HC1 derived from sea-salt chloride may be liberated from some particles [Eldering et al, 1991].…”

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Source‐oriented model for air pollutant effects on visibility

Eldering¹,

Cass²

1996

J. Geophys. Res.

123

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Abstract. A source-oriented model for air pollutant effects on visibility has been developed that can compute light scattering, light extinction, and estimated visual range directly from data on gas phase and primary particle phase air pollutant emissions from sources. The importance of such a model is that it can be used to compute the effect of emission control proposals on visibility-related parameters in advance of the adoption of such control programs. The model has been assembled by embedding several aerosol process modules within the photochemical trajectory model previously developed for aerosol nitrate concentration predictions by Russell et al. [1983] and Russell and Cass [1986]. These modules describe the size distribution and chemical composition of primary particle emissions, the speciation of organic vapor emissions, atmospheric chemical reactions, transport of condensible material between the gas and the particle phases, fog chemistry, dry deposition, and atmospheric light scattering and light absorption.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Source‐oriented model for air pollutant effects on visibility

Eldering¹,

Cass²

1996

J. Geophys. Res.

123

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“…instead, we determined the total chloride concentration through iteration of the equilibrium calculation until the calculated particulate chloride concentration was within 10% of that measured. The calculated HC1 concentrations in the gas phase then are generally within the annual average range (0.5-1.8 pg m-') re-ported by Eldering et al (1991) in the same region in 1986. In a few cases, especially at low RH, the chloride calculation did not converge; consequently no results for these cases are presented.…”

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Contribution of Water to Particulate Mass in the South Coast Air Basin

Meng

Seinfeld

Saxena

et al. 1995

Aerosol Science and Technology

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“…The main source is reported to be the reaction of acidic trace gases with sea salt aerosols, for example NO 2 (g) and NaCl(s) forming HNO 3 and HCl(g) [190,191].…”

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2011

Uhlig's Corrosion Handbook

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Hydrochloric acid: A regional perspective on concentrations and formation in the atmosphere of Southern California

Cited by 73 publications

References 45 publications

Source‐oriented model for air pollutant effects on visibility

Source‐oriented model for air pollutant effects on visibility

Contribution of Water to Particulate Mass in the South Coast Air Basin

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