Chlorine dioxide （OC10） is an important indicator for Cl-activation. The monitoring of OC10 appears to be crucial for understanding the chemistry of Cl-initialed oxidation and its impact on air quality in polluted c...Chlorine dioxide （OC10） is an important indicator for Cl-activation. The monitoring of OC10 appears to be crucial for understanding the chemistry of Cl-initialed oxidation and its impact on air quality in polluted coastal regions and industrialized areas. We report the development of a Xe arc lamp based near-ultraviolet （335-375 nm） incoherent broad- band cavity enhanced absorption spectroscopy （IBBCEAS） spectrometer for quantitative assessment of OC10 in an atmospheric simulation chamber. The important intermediate compound CH20, and other key atmospheric trace species （NO2） were also simultaneously measured. The instrumental performance shows a strong potential of this kind of IBBCEAS instrument for field and laboratory studies of atmospheric halogen chemistry.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.41005017）, the Instrument Developing Project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences （No.YZ201121）, Jiangsu Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China （No.BK2011829）, and the Open Research Fund of Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Composition and Optical Radiation. The support of the Groupement de Recherche International SAMIA between CNRS （National Center for Scientific Research, France）, RFBR （Russian Foundation for Basic Research, Russia）, and CAS （Chinese Academy of Sciences, China） is acknowledged. We thank Dr. Albert A. Ruth at university college cork for the helpful discussion on the Xe lamp source based IBBCEAS.
文摘Chlorine dioxide （OC10） is an important indicator for Cl-activation. The monitoring of OC10 appears to be crucial for understanding the chemistry of Cl-initialed oxidation and its impact on air quality in polluted coastal regions and industrialized areas. We report the development of a Xe arc lamp based near-ultraviolet （335-375 nm） incoherent broad- band cavity enhanced absorption spectroscopy （IBBCEAS） spectrometer for quantitative assessment of OC10 in an atmospheric simulation chamber. The important intermediate compound CH20, and other key atmospheric trace species （NO2） were also simultaneously measured. The instrumental performance shows a strong potential of this kind of IBBCEAS instrument for field and laboratory studies of atmospheric halogen chemistry.
