Table 1. Representation of Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation in Regional and Global Models

Source	Hydrocarbons Considered	Gas Aerosol Partitioning	Regions Simulated
Chung and Seinfeld [2002]
14 terpenes	two product model	global
Derwent et al. [2003]
alpha-pinene	first order scavenging of condensable oxidation products	global
Tsigaridis and Kanakidou [2003]
alpha  and beta-pinene toluene and xylene	two product model	global
Lack et al. [2004]
biogenic C10H16 and anthropogenic C4H10	bulk yield and two product model	global
Bonn et al. [2004]
alpha-pinene	aerosol forms when saturation vapor pressure of species is exceeded	global
Tsigaridis et al. [2005]
alpha  and beta-pinene, toluene, xylene, and isoprene	two product model	global
Henze and Seinfeld [2006]
14 terpenes isoprene	two product model	global
Andersson Sköld and Simpson [2001]
alpha-pinene	two product model	northern Europe
Griffin et al. [2002]
aromatics, terpenes	explicit organic chemistry	southern California
Heald et al. [2005]
14 terpenes	two product model	northwestern Pacific Ocean
This work	14 terpenes, isoprene	two product model	United States