Abstract
Answers are attempted to give to open questions concerning physico-chemical processes in near-field aircraft plumes, with emphasis on their potential impact on subsequent heterogeneous chemistry. Research issues concerning the nucleation of aerosols and their interactions among themselves and with exhaust gases are summarized. Microphysical properties of contrail ice particles, formation of liquid ternary mixtures, and nucleation of nitric acid trihydrate particles in contrails are examined and possible implications for heterogeneous plume chemistry are discussed. (author) 19 refs.
Kaercher, B;
Luo, B P
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- Muenchen Univ., Freising (Germany). Lehrstuhl fuer Bioklimatologie und Immissionsforschung
Citation Formats
Kaercher, B, and Luo, B P.
Micro-physics of aircraft-generated aerosols and their potential impact on heterogeneous plume chemistry.
France: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Kaercher, B, & Luo, B P.
Micro-physics of aircraft-generated aerosols and their potential impact on heterogeneous plume chemistry.
France.
Kaercher, B, and Luo, B P.
1997.
"Micro-physics of aircraft-generated aerosols and their potential impact on heterogeneous plume chemistry."
France.
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title = {Micro-physics of aircraft-generated aerosols and their potential impact on heterogeneous plume chemistry}
author = {Kaercher, B, and Luo, B P}
abstractNote = {Answers are attempted to give to open questions concerning physico-chemical processes in near-field aircraft plumes, with emphasis on their potential impact on subsequent heterogeneous chemistry. Research issues concerning the nucleation of aerosols and their interactions among themselves and with exhaust gases are summarized. Microphysical properties of contrail ice particles, formation of liquid ternary mixtures, and nucleation of nitric acid trihydrate particles in contrails are examined and possible implications for heterogeneous plume chemistry are discussed. (author) 19 refs.}
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year = {1997}
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