Heterogeneous oxidation of nitrite anion by gas-phase ozone in an aqueous droplet levitated by laser tweezers (optical trap): is there any evidence for enhanced surface reaction?

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Publication Date 2014-12-11
DOI 10.1039/C4CP05062B
Impact Factor 3.676
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Andrew D. Ward, Martin D. King


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Abstract

The oxidation of nitrite anion within an aqueous atmospheric droplet may be a sink for HONO in the lower atmosphere. An optical trap with Raman spectroscopy is used to demonstrate that the oxidation of aqueous nitrite anion in levitated, micron sized, aqueous droplets by gas-phase ozone is consistent with bulk aqueous-phase kinetics and diffusion. There is no evidence of an enhanced or retarded reaction at the droplet surface at the concentrations used in the experiment or likely to be found in the atmosphere. The oxidation of nitrite in an aqueous droplet by gas-phase ozone does not cause the droplet to hydrodynamically change in size and demonstrates use of an optical trap as a wall-less reactor to measuring aqueous-phase rate coefficients.

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