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Modeling the Time-Dependent O3 Uptake on a Methane Flame Soot Coating Under Conditions of Competitive O3/NO2 and O3/N2O5 Adsorption
The uptake of O 3 (1 × 10 12 –5× 10 13 cm −3 ) on a methane soot coating preliminarily exposed to N 2 O 5 , is studied using a flow reactor with a movable insert. Based on the dependence of the ozone uptake coefficient on the exposure time and O 3 concentration, the uptake mechanism is established a...
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description | The uptake of O
3
(1 × 10
12
–5× 10
13
cm
−3
) on a methane soot coating preliminarily exposed to N
2
O
5
, is studied using a flow reactor with a movable insert. Based on the dependence of the ozone uptake coefficient on the exposure time and O
3
concentration, the uptake mechanism is established and a number of elementary parameters are obtained that describe the uptake process at arbitrary O
3
concentrations. Based on the Langmuir representation of adsorption, a model description of the uptake on soot under conditions of the competitive adsorption of O
3
/NO
x
, where NO
x
= NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, taking into account the multistage uptake process, is proposed. Based on the developed model and elementary parameters describing the uptake of O
3
, NO
2
, and N
2
O
5
on a fresh soot surface, as well as the uptake of ozone on a surface pretreated with NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, numerical estimates were made of the additional contributions to the ozone uptake for two real scenarios of the O
3
/NO
x
ratio. For an industrial region in winter, when the ozone concentration is minimal (10 ppb O
3
, 17 ppb NO
2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the additional integral contribution to the uptake of O
3
on the reaction products of NO
2
with soot is 68%, and in the case of N
2
O
5
, it is 3.6%. For the same region in summer, at the maximum ozone concentration (36 ppb O
3
, 17 ppb NO
2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the analogous contributions will be 20 and 1%, respectively. The reasons for this difference are discussed. |
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12
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13
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2
O
5
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3
concentration, the uptake mechanism is established and a number of elementary parameters are obtained that describe the uptake process at arbitrary O
3
concentrations. Based on the Langmuir representation of adsorption, a model description of the uptake on soot under conditions of the competitive adsorption of O
3
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x
, where NO
x
= NO
2
and N
2
O
5
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3
, NO
2
, and N
2
O
5
on a fresh soot surface, as well as the uptake of ozone on a surface pretreated with NO
2
and N
2
O
5
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3
/NO
x
ratio. For an industrial region in winter, when the ozone concentration is minimal (10 ppb O
3
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2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the additional integral contribution to the uptake of O
3
on the reaction products of NO
2
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2
O
5
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O
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3
(1 × 10
12
–5× 10
13
cm
−3
) on a methane soot coating preliminarily exposed to N
2
O
5
, is studied using a flow reactor with a movable insert. Based on the dependence of the ozone uptake coefficient on the exposure time and O
3
concentration, the uptake mechanism is established and a number of elementary parameters are obtained that describe the uptake process at arbitrary O
3
concentrations. Based on the Langmuir representation of adsorption, a model description of the uptake on soot under conditions of the competitive adsorption of O
3
/NO
x
, where NO
x
= NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, taking into account the multistage uptake process, is proposed. Based on the developed model and elementary parameters describing the uptake of O
3
, NO
2
, and N
2
O
5
on a fresh soot surface, as well as the uptake of ozone on a surface pretreated with NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, numerical estimates were made of the additional contributions to the ozone uptake for two real scenarios of the O
3
/NO
x
ratio. For an industrial region in winter, when the ozone concentration is minimal (10 ppb O
3
, 17 ppb NO
2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the additional integral contribution to the uptake of O
3
on the reaction products of NO
2
with soot is 68%, and in the case of N
2
O
5
, it is 3.6%. For the same region in summer, at the maximum ozone concentration (36 ppb O
3
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2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
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3
(1 × 10
12
–5× 10
13
cm
−3
) on a methane soot coating preliminarily exposed to N
2
O
5
, is studied using a flow reactor with a movable insert. Based on the dependence of the ozone uptake coefficient on the exposure time and O
3
concentration, the uptake mechanism is established and a number of elementary parameters are obtained that describe the uptake process at arbitrary O
3
concentrations. Based on the Langmuir representation of adsorption, a model description of the uptake on soot under conditions of the competitive adsorption of O
3
/NO
x
, where NO
x
= NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, taking into account the multistage uptake process, is proposed. Based on the developed model and elementary parameters describing the uptake of O
3
, NO
2
, and N
2
O
5
on a fresh soot surface, as well as the uptake of ozone on a surface pretreated with NO
2
and N
2
O
5
, numerical estimates were made of the additional contributions to the ozone uptake for two real scenarios of the O
3
/NO
x
ratio. For an industrial region in winter, when the ozone concentration is minimal (10 ppb O
3
, 17 ppb NO
2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the additional integral contribution to the uptake of O
3
on the reaction products of NO
2
with soot is 68%, and in the case of N
2
O
5
, it is 3.6%. For the same region in summer, at the maximum ozone concentration (36 ppb O
3
, 17 ppb NO
2
, and 4 ppb N
2
O
5
), the analogous contributions will be 20 and 1%, respectively. The reasons for this difference are discussed.</abstract><cop>Moscow</cop><pub>Pleiades Publishing</pub><doi>10.1134/S1990793123010141</doi><tpages>10</tpages></addata></record> |
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