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Mass Concentration and Size Distribution of Refractory Black Carbon in Seoul during Summer
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서울 여름철 내화성 블랙카본의 질량과 입경분포 분석

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Saehee Lim (고려대학교) Yujeong Kang (고려대학교) Meehye Lee (고려대학교) Hee-Jung Yoo (국립기상과학원) Sang-Sam Lee (국립기상과학원) Gun-Ho Lee (Particle Instrument and Engineering)
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Korean Society for Atmospheric Environment Journal of Korean Society for Atmospheric Environment Vol.35 No.6 KCI Excellent Accredited Journal SCOPUS
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2019.12
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713 - 725 (13page)
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10.5572/KOSAE.2019.35.6.713

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Black carbon (BC), a primary aerosol emitted by the combustion of fossil fuel and biomass, is the subject of scientific attention as its impacts on atmospheric pollution, human health and climate change. In the present study, the refractory BC (rBC) measurement method using a single particle soot photometer (SP2, DMT) was validated by developing and optimizing a precise calibration system. We measured mass and number concentrations and size distributions of ambient rBC in Seoul during 2019 summer. The mean mass and number concentrations of rBC particles were 0.58±0.32 μg m<SUP>-3</SUP> and 336±190 # cm<SUP>-3</SUP>, respectively. The maximum count diameter of rBC was always found at around 70~80 nm, close to the lower detection limit, and the mass median diameter (MMD) of rBC was 119±5 nm on average. The elemental carbon (EC) mass concentration measured using a thermal-optical method (TOT) was 35% higher than that of rBC, which was likely associated with the differences in measured size range, refractory properties, and measurement uncertainties between two methods. The results clearly indicate that rBC particles in Seoul during summer was highly subject to urban local vehicle emissions.

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