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| 1 | Ionic composition of submicron particles(PM_(1.0)) during the long-lasting haze period in January 2013 in Wuhan, central China显示文摘In January 2013, a long-lasting severe haze episode occurred in Northern and Central China; at its maximum, it covered a land area of approximately 1.4 million km2. In Wuhan, the largest city in Central China, this event was the most severe haze episode in the 21st century. Aerosol samples of submicron particles(PM1.0) were collected during the long-lasting haze episode at an urban site and a suburban site in Wuhan to investigate the ion characteristics of PM1.0 in this area. The mass concentrations of PM1.0 and its water-soluble inorganic ions(WSIIs) were almost at the same levels at two sites, which indicates that PM1.0 pollution occurs on a regional scale in Wuhan. WSIIs(Na+, NH+ 4, K+, Mg2+, Ca2+, Cl-, NO-3and SO2-4) were the dominant chemical species and constituted up to 48.4% and 47.4% of PM1.0 at WD and TH, respectively. The concentrations of PM1.0 and WSIIs on haze days were approximately two times higher than on normal days. The ion balance calculations indicate that the particles were more acidic on haze days than on normal days. The results of the back trajectory analysis imply that the high concentrations of PM1.0 and its water-soluble inorganic ions may be caused by stagnant weather conditions in Wuhan. | Hairong Cheng Wei Gong Zuwu Wang Fan Zhang Xinming Wang Xiaopu Lv Jia Liu Xiaoxin Fu Gan Zhang | 2014 | Journal of Environmental Sciences2014，26，4： | 15 |
| 2 | Analysis of a Wide Range Haze Pollution in China 显示文摘 | LYU Xiaopu CHENG Hairong WANG Zuwu | 2013 | Journal of Hunan University of Science and Engi- neering (Natural Science Edition)2013，28，3： | 1 |
| 3 | Sulfur dioxide(SO2)gas transfer process enhanced by corona discharge显示文摘 | WANG Zuwu CAI Zenghan GUO jia | 2007 | Journal of Electrostatics2007，65，8： | 1 |
| 4 | Nanosize-effect on the distribution of heavy metals in copper smelting dust:Based on sophisticated dust sorting approach显示文摘Dust particles emitted from smelters can be hazardous to ecosystems and humans,as they are often enriched in metallic compounds.Here,we combined multi-method mineralogical analysis with a sophisticated size sorting approach for copper smelting dust to study the nanosize-effect on heavy metal distribution,which has hitherto been underestimated.Three types of dust were collected from a copper flash smelter and then size-sorted using a Dekati low-pressure impactor.Results showed that all three samples could easily sort out nanoscale dust particles(<1μm,grades 10–2)and even those smaller than 100 nm(grades 5–2).Especially for electrostatic precipitators dust,the mass fraction of nanoscale dust(<1μm)could reach 10.71%.The presence of heavy metals(Pb,Zn,Cu,and As)and their mineral species in dust was examined at various particle sizes.It was discovered that different heavy metals are enriched on nanoparticles in specific sizes.In micron-sized particles,heavy metals are generally found in discrete phases(e.g.,CuSO_(4),PbSO_(4),and As_(2)O_(3)).In nanoscale particles,the dominant phase is Fe_(3)O_(4),while heavy metals are mostly found in lattice substitution(e.g.,CuFe_(2)O_(4)and ZnFe_(2)O_(4)).Two distinct nano-dust morphologies were found:One with irregular mesh or chain structures consisting of particles of a few nanometers,and the other with polygonal crystals in larger sizes of hundreds of nanometers.The enrichment of heavy metals in the latter morphology is more pronounced,possibly because lattice substitution of heavy metals is more likely to occur when polycrystalline particles are formed. | Ken Li Zuwu Liao Hengdi Ye Qingzhu Li Fenghua Shen Qian Li Hui Liu Qingwei Wang Xu Yan Zhang Lin Liyuan Chai | 2024 | Nano Research2024，17，1： | 0 |
| 5 | Study on Construction and Countermeasures of Technological Innovation Environment within Medium and Small-sized Enterprises in Hubei Province显示文摘 | Lei Wang Zuwu Shen | 2004 | Chinese Business Review2004，3，11： | 0 |
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