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DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2006.04.007
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air particulate matter; Pm-2.5; Pm-10; solubility; principal component analysis
Three objectives were proposed in this work: (i) to evaluate the concentrations of Air Particulate Matter (APM) species obtained via k(0)-INAA and PIXE by comparison with results obtained via classical methodologies, (ii) to study the water solubility of chloride, sodium, sulfur, potassium and calcium sampled in APM filters and (iii) to analyze the importance of their solubility in the identification of emission sources. The multi-technique analytical approach, using nuclear and classical techniques, not only the results provided for a large number of APM species (essential for source apportionment studies) but also, for several elements, independent methods gave information about their solubility. Results indicated that: (1) the total Cl concentration was lower than the soluble Cl- concentration, showing that it volatilized partially during the PIXE analysis, (2) the majority of Na-provided mainly. from sea salt spray-was soluble, (3) in PM10 most of the sulfur was in 4 chemical form, (4) K exhibited a weaker solubility in the coarse fraction: in PM10-2.5, the insoluble potassium was associated with the mineral aerosol, whereas the soluble fraction resulted from the sea salt spray, (5) Ca showed a lower solubility in the coarse fraction, and the insoluble Ca was associated with a mineral origin. (c) 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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