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Gregory R. Carmichael

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Multiphase chemistry in a microphysical radiation fog model—A numerical study

1993

A microphysical radiation fog model is coupled with a detailed chemistry module to simulate chemical reactions in the gas phase and in fog water during a radiation fog event. In the chemical part of the model the microphysical particle spectrum is subdivided into three size classes corresponding to non-activated aerosol particles, small and large fog droplets. Chemical reactions in the liquid phase are separately calculated in the small and in the large droplet size class. The impact of the chemical constitution of activated aerosols on fogwater chemistry is considered in the model simulations. The mass transfer of chemical species between the gas phase and the two liquid phases is treated …

ChemistryCondensationEvaporationChemical reactionAerosolPhysics::Fluid DynamicsDeposition (aerosol physics)SettlingChemical physicsEnvironmental chemistryMass transferGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesParticleGeneral Environmental ScienceAtmospheric Environment. Part A. General Topics
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