Photolysis rate （J1） and reaction rate constants （kl） for the biacetyl （butane-2,3-dione） were evaluated in aqueous phase using a continuous photolysis system with a conventional Xe-Hg arc lamp as a light source...Photolysis rate （J1） and reaction rate constants （kl） for the biacetyl （butane-2,3-dione） were evaluated in aqueous phase using a continuous photolysis system with a conventional Xe-Hg arc lamp as a light source. The OH radicals was generated by H2OE/UV process and biacetyl （CH3C（O）C（O）CH3） concentrations were monitored using 2,4-DNPH derivatization method. 2,3-butanedione molecule is widely present in the atmosphere, it have been detected in hydrometeors （fogs, rain, and clouds） and at a significant yield （up to 10μmolar）. The measurements were performed at 294 K and with free pH values. Our results lead to the following obtained values： J1= 3×10^-4 S^-1 and k1 = （6.17±0.95）×10^8 M^-1·s^-1.The uncertainty listed above is ±15%.展开更多
文摘Photolysis rate （J1） and reaction rate constants （kl） for the biacetyl （butane-2,3-dione） were evaluated in aqueous phase using a continuous photolysis system with a conventional Xe-Hg arc lamp as a light source. The OH radicals was generated by H2OE/UV process and biacetyl （CH3C（O）C（O）CH3） concentrations were monitored using 2,4-DNPH derivatization method. 2,3-butanedione molecule is widely present in the atmosphere, it have been detected in hydrometeors （fogs, rain, and clouds） and at a significant yield （up to 10μmolar）. The measurements were performed at 294 K and with free pH values. Our results lead to the following obtained values： J1= 3×10^-4 S^-1 and k1 = （6.17±0.95）×10^8 M^-1·s^-1.The uncertainty listed above is ±15%.
