To better understand the characteristics and sources of water‐soluble organic aerosols (OA)
under different weather conditions, we collected fine aerosols (PM2. 5) at an urban (ND) and …

Deposition of terrestrial aerosols is one of the major means of fertilizing the oligotrophic
ocean waters. In order to understand the biogeochemical significance of aerosols …

Continental outflow influences concentration and chemical composition of marine aerosols,
which has an important impact on regional biogeochemistry and climate. Aerosols sampling …

Human activity-induced eutrophication and harmful algal blooms are main causes of the
expansion of the hypoxic zone in the Changjiang Estuary. Among the many changes in …

Aliphatic amines enter the atmosphere from a variety of sources, and exist in both gas and
particle phases in the atmosphere. Similar to ammonia, amines can form inorganic salts …

Molecular analyses help to investigate the key precursors and chemical processes of
secondary organic aerosol (SOA) formation. We obtained the sources and molecular …

Amines are ubiquitous in the environment and pose potential impacts on atmospheric
chemistry; however, their seasonal variations and atmospheric processes remain unclear. In …

Change in secondary organic aerosols (SOAs) has been predicted to be highly uncertain in
the future atmosphere in Asia. To better quantify the SOA change, we examine the sub …

Atmospheric amines have unique acid-neutralizing capacity and play an important role in
atmospheric chemical reactions. An integrated observation of PM 2.5 samples (from Dec …

Ambient aerosol samples were collected at an urban site and an upwind rural site of Beijing
during the CAREBEIJING-2008 (C ampaigns of A ir quality RE search in BEIJING and …