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Subject:
Atmospheric Chem. Aerosol surface area
Category: Science > Chemistry Asked by: raad-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
04 Mar 2005 12:58 PST
Expires: 03 Apr 2005 13:58 PDT Question ID: 484807 |
Please i need this answer no later than Sunday night 3-6-2005!!!!!!!!!!! The vertical SO2 column in the plume from Mt. Pinatubo, integrated from the surface to the top of the stratosphere was 3x10^16 molecules/cm^2.We wish to estimate the amount of aerosol surface area that this SO2 would produce if converted to H2SO4 aerosol. Assume complete conversion of this SO2 to aqueous H2SO4 particles of mean size of 0.1 micrometer diameter and 75% mass concentration H2SO4 / 25% mass concentration H2O. Calculate the resulting column-integrated aerosol surface area in micro m^2 / cm^2 Note: to convert this to an aerosol surface area concentration, assume that the entire aerosol is confined to a uniform layer of 5km thick. |
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