与长途输送和当地污染物排放有关的大气悬浮物中的Cd/Pb和Zn/Pb比例特征(英文)

摘要

Along with windblown dust, large quantities of pollutants are annually brought out of the continental by the westerlies in winter and spring; thereafter they are partly subjected to transport by northeastern monsoon winds to Taiwan. Both PM10 and PM2.5 aerosols collected from northern Taiwan from February 2002 to March 2003 were determined for three heavy metals, namely Pb, Cd and Zn, to characterize the heavy metal compositions between long-range transported and local aerosols and to evaluate their contributions of long-range transport during the northeastern monsoon season. Low Cd/Pb (0.017) and Zn/Pb (1.82) ratios were measured in aerosols during the Asian dust period, in which the sources of ambient aerosols are dominated by long-range transport. By contrast, high Cd/Pb(0.030) and Zn/Pb (3.44) ratios were measured during the summer monsoon season, in which local pollutant emissions dominate the sources of heavy metals. Such characteristic Cd/Pb and Zn/Pb ratios appear to be successfully applied to identify the pollutants originated from the long-range transport or local emissions.