Resolving the overlooked photochemical nitrophenol transformation mechanism induced by nonradical species under visible light
Shujun Liu,
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Hong Wang,
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Zehui Hu
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(30)
Published: July 17, 2024
Nitrophenols
present
on
the
surface
of
particulates
are
ubiquitous
in
atmosphere.
However,
its
atmospheric
photochemical
transformation
pathway
remains
unknown,
for
which
crucial
effect
visible
light
is
largely
overlooked,
resulting
an
incomplete
understanding
effects
nitrophenols
environment.
This
study
delves
into
photolysis
mechanism
4-nitrophenol
(4NP),
one
most
abundant
nitrophenol
compounds,
photoactive
under
irradiation.
Unexpectedly,
nonradical
species
(singlet
oxygen,
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Formic Acid-Intensified Photoreduction of NOx on Iron Minerals Triggers Daytime HONO Formation through Active Hydrogen
Ziyue Chen,
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Hao Li,
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Xupeng Liu
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Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 3, 2024
Nitrous
acid
(HONO)
is
crucial
in
atmospheric
chemistry
as
a
precursor
to
morning
peak
hydroxyl
radicals
and
significantly
affects
urban
air
quality
by
forming
secondary
pollutants,
yet
the
mechanisms
of
its
daytime
formation
not
fully
understood.
This
study
investigates
role
formic
(HCOOH),
prevalent
electron
proton
donor,
transformation
nitrogen
oxides
(NOx)
HONO
on
photoactive
mineral
dust.
Exploiting
hematite
(Fe
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Surface Nitrate Enrichment and Enhanced HONO Production from Ionic Surfactant Aggregation at the Aqueous-Air Interface
Qiong Li,
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Shuaishuai Ma,
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Qiuyue Ge
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et al.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Significant
discrepancies
persist
between
field
observations
and
model
simulations
regarding
the
strength
of
marine-derived
HONO
sources,
underscoring
urgency
to
resolve
unidentified
sources.
In
this
study,
sodium
dodecyl
sulfate
(SDS)
was
chosen
as
a
proxy
for
marine
surfactants
investigate
its
impact
on
aqueous
nitrate
photolysis
first
time.
Remarkable
increases
in
NO2
production
rates
by
factors
3.3
5.6,
respectively,
along
with
1.9-fold
rise
NO2–
concentration,
were
observed
at
very
low
SDS
concentration
0.01
mM,
strongly
illustrating
promoting
effect
photolysis.
Furthermore,
an
2
intriguingly
aligned
critical
micelle
there
additional
41.7%
increase
rates.
Vertically
resolved
Raman
measurements
indicated
that
anions
aqueous-air
interface
attracted
NO3–
closer
surfaces,
increasing
amount
incompletely
solvated
surface
nitrate.
Importantly,
anionic
surfactant
exhibited
greater
compared
other
typical
photochemistry
systems
addition
dissolved
organic
matter
proxy,
halogen,
photosensitizer,
or
OH
scavenger.
These
findings
offer
new
insights
into
sources
should
be
considered
concerning
budgets
NOx,
OH,
O3.
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Enhanced photochemical formation of active nitrogen species from aqueous nitrate in the presence of halide ions
Yilong Zhao,
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Chengwei Liu,
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Xiang Tu
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et al.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Field
observations
have
confirmed
that
halide
ions
are
widely
distributed
among
aerosols
from
the
marine
boundary
layer
and
on
surfaces
of
ice
snow
in
polar
regions.
Consequently,
coexistence
may
play
a
more
significant
role
nitrate
photolysis
than
previously
thought.
In
this
study,
we
simultaneously
measured
HONO,
NO
2
,
−
situ
to
gain
deeper
understanding
coexisting
system,
including
photogenerated
nitrogen
products
effects
rates
due
enhanced
aqueous
nitrite
HONO
transfer
by
halides.
The
presence
halides
significantly
increased
across
various
molar
ratios
([X
–
]/[NO
3
])
at
pH
3.5.
By
eliminating
oxygen
flux,
transformation
primary
was
affected,
resulting
higher
concentrations
N(III)
as
both
.
Experiments
involving
OH
scavengers
indicated
attack
from·OH
initiated
leads
side
reactions
enhance
photolysis.
Both
theoretical
calculations
actinometry
were
used
determine
rate
solutions,
which
together
enhances
A
newly
developed
model
rate,
finding
]
=
0.2)
evaporation
solution
factors
0.68,
0.95,
1.27
for
Cl
Br
I
respectively.
To
our
knowledge,
is
first
determination
mass
HONO.
can
be
attributed
differential
surface
parallel
via
·OH
stemming
photolysis,
with
varying
leading
different
quantities
nitrogenous
products.
Additionally,
simultaneous
measurements
photoproducts
gas
condensed
phases
recommended
better
constrain
constants
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Influence of bulk-phase acidity, organic fraction, and dissolved oxygen on the photosensitized renoxification of nitrate in NaNO3/humic acid mixtures
Qiong Li,
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Wenkai Huang,
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Xinyuan Wu
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Journal of Environmental Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
The interplay between aqueous replacement reaction and the phase state of internally mixed organic/ammonium aerosols
Hui Yang,
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Fengfeng Dong,
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Xia Li
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et al.
Atmospheric chemistry and physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(20), P. 11619 - 11635
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Abstract.
Atmospheric
secondary
aerosols
are
often
internally
mixed
with
organic
and
inorganic
components,
particularly
dicarboxylic
acids,
ammonium,
sulfate,
nitrate,
chloride.
These
complex
compositions
enable
aqueous
reaction
between
species,
significantly
complicating
aerosol
phase
behavior
during
aging
making
predictions
challenging.
We
investigated
carboxylate–ammonium
salt
mixtures
using
attenuated
total
reflection
Fourier-transformed
infrared
spectroscopy
(ATR-FTIR).
The
mono-,
di-,
tricarboxylates
included
sodium
pyruvate
(SP),
tartrate
(ST),
citrate
(SC),
while
the
ammonium
salts
NH4NO3,
NH4Cl,
(NH4)2SO4.
Our
results
demonstrated
that
replacement
reactions
carboxylates
were
promoted
by
formation
depletion
of
NH3
as
relative
humidity
(RH)
changed.
For
SP/ammonium
aerosols,
NaNO3
Na2SO4
crystallized
from
35.7
%
to
12.7
65.7
60.1
RH,
respectively,
which
is
lower
than
values
for
pure
inorganics
(62.5
±
9
%–32
RH
82
7
%–68
5
Na2SO4).
Upon
hydration,
crystalline
deliquesced
at
88.8
%–95.2
76.5
2
%–81.9
%,
higher
(74
4
%–98
RH)
(65
%–77.1
3
RH).
In
contrast,
ST
or
SC
(NH4)2SO4
was
incomplete
due
gel
structure
low
RH.
Unexpectedly,
upon
humidification
in
ST/(NH4)2SO4
particles
43.6
then
increasing
This
attributed
increased
ion
mobility
viscous
particles,
leading
nucleation
growth
crystals.
findings
highlight
intricate
interplay
chemical
components
within
organic/inorganic
impact
on
aging,
state,
subsequently
atmospheric
processes.
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Simultaneous Measurement of Gaseous HONO and NO2− in Solutions from Aqueous Nitrate Photolysis Mediated by Organics
Yilong Zhao,
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Qiong Li,
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Xiang Tu
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et al.
Atmosphere,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 1279 - 1279
Published: Oct. 25, 2024
Field
studies
suggest
that
NO3−
photolysis
may
play
a
more
significant
role
than
previously
thought.
In
this
study,
we
concurrently
measured
HONO,
NO2,
and
NO2−
in
situ
to
gain
deeper
understanding
of
the
photogenerated
HONO
transfer
air
better
constrain
rate
constants
photolysis.
The
presence
fatty
acids
(e.g.,
nonanoic
acid,
NA),
which
are
naturally
present
environment,
significantly
increases
production
NO2.
With
an
increase
oxygen
percentage,
release
photoinduced
slowed,
while
NO2
accelerated.
JNO3−
value
averaged
1.65
×
10−5
s−1,
is
two
orders
magnitude
higher
values
reported
similar
systems.
from
solutions
increased
2.3
10−4
s−1
5.6
as
NA
concentration
0.1
20
mM.
This
can
be
attributed
accumulation
induced
by
at
interface.
Within
interfacial
region,
becomes
prone
into
gaseous
suggesting
hosted
atmospheric
droplets
serve
temporary
reservoir
without
illumination,
influencing
oxidizing
capacity
region
for
hours.
Therefore,
simultaneous
measurements
both
gas
particle
phase
photoproducts
recommended
photolysis,
thereby
enhancing
accuracy
predicting
photochemical
atmosphere.
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Photoreduction of Nitrate to HONO and NOx by Organic Matter in the Presence of Iron and Aluminum
Elizabeth Melssen,
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D. L. Bish,
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Yaroslav Losovyj
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et al.
ACS Earth and Space Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Nitrogen
oxides
(NOy)
such
as
NO,
NO2,
and
HONO
control
the
oxidative
capacity
of
lower
atmosphere.
Studies
have
shown
that
photolysis
nitrate
on
atmospheric
surfaces
is
an
efficient
source
nitrogen
through
a
process
termed
"renoxification;"
however,
mechanisms
responsible
for
this
remain
poorly
understood,
leading
to
difficulties
in
modeling
composition.
This
work
aims
elucidate
mechanism
NOy
formation
from
model
boundary
layer
comprised
mixtures
organic
matter
(citrate
Suwanee
River
fulvic
acid)
environmentally
relevant
metals
(e.g.,
Al3+
Fe3+).
Results
show
presence
matter,
photochemical
yields
were
enhanced
by
factor
between
5
15
compared
with
pure
controls.
Known
photochemistry
are
unable
explain
enhancement,
suggesting
fraction
directly
converted
strong
reductants
produced
photochemically
matter.
The
addition
Fe
(hydr)oxides
catalyzed
both
reduction
NO2
further
NO
via
Fe2+,
which
formed
photoreduction
Fe-organic
coordination
complexes.
In
addition,
study
assesses
contribution
surface
acidity
visible
light
attenuation
product
yields.
results
support
growing
body
evidence
generated
important
unrecognized
pathway
renoxification
soil
airborne
mineral
dust
aerosols).
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Integrating Chemical Mechanisms and Feature Engineering in Machine Learning Models: A Novel Approach to Analyzing HONO Budget
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Nitrous
acid
(HONO)
serves
as
the
primary
source
of
OH
radicals
in
atmosphere,
exerting
significant
impacts
on
atmospheric
secondary
pollution.
The
heterogeneous
reactions
NO2
surfaces
and
photolysis
particulate
nitrate
or
adsorbed
nitric
are
important
sources
HONO,
yet
corresponding
kinetic
parameters
based
laboratory
investigations
field
observations
exhibit
considerable
variations.
In
this
study,
we
developed
an
explainable
machine
learning
model
to
analyze
HONO
budget
using
two
years
summer
urban
supersite
observations.
By
integrating
chemical
mechanisms
feature
engineering
into
our
model,
assessed
contributions
different
inferred
for
formation
pathways,
thereby
partially
addressing
limitations
associated
with
predetermined
rate
coefficients.
Our
findings
revealed
that
daytime
was
both
aerosol
ground
surfaces,
accounting
over
40%
its
unknown
sources.
This
followed
by
photoenhanced
conversion
nitrate.
Additionally,
derived
parameters,
analyzed
their
influencing
factors,
confirmed
methods
hold
great
potential
study
budget.
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