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Seasonal and Spatial Variation of Solvent Extractable Organic Compounds in Fine Suspended Particulate Matter in Hong Kong
The results of a 12-month study of more than 100 solvent extractable organic compounds (SEOC) in particulate matter (PM) less than or equal to 2.5 μm (PM 2.5 ) collected at three air monitoring stations located at roadside, urban, and rural sites in Hong Kong are reported. The total yield of SEOC th...
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| description | The results of a 12-month study of more than 100 solvent extractable organic compounds (SEOC) in particulate matter (PM) less than or equal to 2.5 μm (PM
2.5
) collected at three air monitoring stations located at roadside, urban, and rural sites in Hong Kong are reported. The total yield of SEOC that accounts for ∼8-18% of organic carbon (OC) determined by a thermal optical transmittance method was 125-2060 ng/m
3
, which included 14.6-128 ng/m
3
resolved aliphatic hydrocarbons, 39.4-1380 ng/m
3
unresolved complex mixtures, 0.6-17.2 ng/m
3
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, 41.6-520 ng/m
3
fatty acids, and |
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resolved aliphatic hydrocarbons, 39.4-1380 ng/m
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unresolved complex mixtures, 0.6-17.2 ng/m
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polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, 41.6-520 ng/m
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fatty acids, and <0.1-12.1 ng/m
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3
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3
resolved aliphatic hydrocarbons, 39.4-1380 ng/m
3
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3
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3
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