Published September 1983
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Book Section - Chapter
Fogwater Composition in Southern California
Abstract
In an urban region such as southern California, incorporation of air pollutants into the aqueous chemistry occuring within fog and cloud droplets can represent an important component of the regional air pollution. Field and laboratory studies have indicated that droplet-phase chemistry is important in SO_2 oxidation. In Los Angeles, the presence of coastal fog and low clouds in the morning has been observed to correlate well with high sulfate aerosol levels during the subsequent afternoon.
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© 1983 Elsevier. We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the California Air Resources Board and its professional staff. Additional logistical support was provided by the South Coast Air Quality Management District. Drs. R. C. Flagan, J. J. Morgan, and D. Lawson are acknowledged for their contributions to the success of this research. Special thanks go to Sandra Clark for the courageous typing of this manuscript.Additional details
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