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Volcanic emissions and atmospheric pollution:A study of nanoparticles
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作者 Erika M.Trejos Luis F.O.Silva +4 位作者 James C.hower Eriko M.M.Flores Carlos Mario González Jorge E.Pachón beatriz h.aristizábal 《Geoscience Frontiers》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2021年第2期746-755,共10页
The influence of emissions of an active volcano on the composition of nanoparticles and ultrafine road dust was identified in an urban area of the Andes.Although many cities are close to active volcanoes,few studies h... The influence of emissions of an active volcano on the composition of nanoparticles and ultrafine road dust was identified in an urban area of the Andes.Although many cities are close to active volcanoes,few studies have evaluated their influence in road dust composition.Air quality in urban areas is significantly affected by nonexhaust emissions(e.g.road dust,brake wear,tire wear),however,natural sources such as volcanoes also impact the chemical composition of the particles.In this study,elements from volcanic emissions such as Si>Al>Fe>Ca>K>Mg,and Si-Al with K were identified as complex hydrates.Similarly,As,Hg,Cd,Pb,As,H,Cd,Pb,V,and salammoniac were observed in nanoparticles and ultrafine material.Mineral composition was detected in the order of quartz>mullite>calcite>kaolinite>illite>goethite>magnetite>zircon>monazite,in addition to salammoniac,a tracer of volcanic sources.The foregoing analysis reflects the importance of carrying out more studies relating the influence of volcanic emissions in road dust in order to protect human health.The road dust load(RD_(10))ranged between 0.8 and 26.8 mg m^(−2)in the city. 展开更多
关键词 NANOPARTICLES Amorphous phases Potential hazardous elements Road dust Volcano zone
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