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Environ.. 1979, 13. 139. 30’ D. ), ‘Nitrogenous Air Pollutants - Chemical and Biological Implications‘, Ann Arbor. MI. 1979. 290 291 28 Environmental Chemistry Formation of nitrate aerosols by chemical reactions in polluted atmospheres 301 has received less attention than sulphates, although tests in reaction chambers have provided evidence on the significance of gas-phase and aqueous-phase r e a ~ t i o n s ,which ~ ~ ~ is , ~discussed ~~ by Orel and S e i r ~ f e l dIn . 306The urban aerosol in St.
S. Poelstra, and J. F. van de Vate, in ref. 41, p. 239. '06 T. Okita, S. Morimoto, and M. Izawa, Atmos. , 1976, 10, 1085. '07 C. W. Spicer, Atmos. , 1977, 11, 1089. W. F. Fitzgerald and G. A. Gill, Anal. Chem.. 1979, 51, 17 14. ' 0 9 P. R Walsh, R. A. Duce, and J. L. Fasching, J . Geophys. , 1979,84, 1710. 'lo M. J . Suess, Atmos. , 1979, 13, 21 1. O. Offset Publ. 30, 'Air Quality in Selected Urban Areas', World Health Organisation, Geneva, 1976. ' I 2 'Global Monitoring of the Environment for Selected Atmospheric Constituents', Rep.
J. Alkezweeny. Ann. Rep. , Part 3 . , 1978, p. 1 and p. 42. 252 Environmental Chemistry 24 1ooc -u v) 0 c x in = 100 0 E0 a e C * * 2 . 1 I 1 3 4 L I 1 2 3 4 Fe Mn v L L 4 As cu Zn Se Pb Figure 2 Air particulate enrichment factors at non-urban locations (1976). Site 1, Chilton, Oxon. UK; 2, Leiston, Suflolk UK; 3, Plynlimon, Powys UK; 4, Bagauda, N. 25 Further details of urban aerosols are discussed in subsequent paragraphs on monitoring networks and trends in aerosol concentrations. 25n G. Varhelyi, Tellus, 1978, 30, 542.