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Characteristics of Elements in PM2.5 and Sources Analysis of PM2.5 in Rural Areas of Southern Jiangsu ProvinceChinese Full Text

ZHOU Zhen-feng~1,LIU Kang~2,SUN Ying-lan~11.School of Environmental Science and Engineering,Ocean University of China,Qingdao 266003,China2.Environmental Science Department,Northwest University,Xi’an 710069,China

Abstract: To understand pollution level and possible sources of atmospheric fine particulates in rural areas of southern Jiangsu Province,samples of PM2.5 were collected and analyzed in Xueyan Town and Taihu Lake Station over three seasons(summer,autumn,winter) from July 2002 to January 2003.The mass concentrations of PM2.5 and 14 principal component elements were obtained.The results showed that pollution of PM2.5 had been serious and the concentration level of S,Zn,Pb and As was similar to cities.There was different regional and seasonal distribution law of elements in PM2.5,probably due to contribution of local sources and complicated meteorological condition.The result of principal components analysis showed that main sources of PM2.5 included crustal re-suspension,coal burning,metal processing industry or waste incineration,and vehicular emission,which suggested that anthropogenic behavior was of important influence on PM2.5 in rural areas of southern Jiangsu Province.
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    10.13198/j.res.2006.03.30.zhouzhf.005

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    X51

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