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Role of aqueous aerosol in the build up of large upper tropospheric moisture Anatoli Bogdan

Role of aqueous aerosol in the build up of large upper tropospheric moisture Anatoli Bogdan Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Innsbruck Austria and Department of Physics, University of Helsinki Finland. Contents Introduction

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Role of aqueous aerosol in the build up of large upper tropospheric moisture Anatoli Bogdan

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  1. Role of aqueous aerosol in the build up of large upper tropospheric moisture Anatoli Bogdan Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Innsbruck Austria and Department of Physics, University of Helsinki Finland

  2. Contents Introduction - observational data of UT moisture - water activity criterion Approaches for explanation of large UT moisture - cubic ice hypothesis - organic coating around sulfuric acid aerosol - glassy organic (citric acid) aerosol - mixed-phase cirrus cloud particles

  3. Observations of UT moisture

  4. The warming is large at the upper troposphere in the tropics and the lower troposphere in the northern high latitude. http://www.mri-jma.go.jp/Dep/cl/cl4/yosoku/yosoku-en.htm

  5. Water activity criterion

  6. Maximum RHi of aqueous aerosol droplets which is allowed by a water activity criterion (WAC).

  7. Equilibrium partial pressures of the components of ideal and non-ideal binary solution as a function of the mole fraction XA. When XA → 1, we have a dilute solution of B in A. In this region the Raoult’s law pA = XA p*A is applied for A. In the region where XA→ 0, we have the Raoult’s law pB = XB p*B for B component.

  8. , Water activity may be approximated as

  9. Cubic ice hypothesis

  10. Hexagonal ice

  11. The arrangement of water molecules in hexagonal ice

  12. Hexagonal ice lattice Cubic ice

  13. Diffraction patterns from frozen emulsified droplets of 30 wt % HNO3.

  14. Ratio of vapor pressure of cubic and hexagonal ices

  15. The hypotheses of organic coating around sulfuric acid aerosol

  16. Organic coating of sulfuric acid aerosol

  17. The hypotheses of concentrated glassy citric acid aerosol

  18. Calorimetric thermograms of emulsified 17 wt% H2SO4 and 17/3 wt% H2SO4/HNO3.

  19. Complete and truncated thermograms of 20wt% H2SO4.

  20. 16 Cooling Droplets are on hydrophobic surface. 50 μm

  21. 17 Cooling

  22. 18 Cooling

  23. 19 Cooling

  24. 20 Cooling

  25. 21 Cooling

  26. 22 Cooling

  27. 23 Cooling

  28. 39 Warming

  29. 40 Warming

  30. 41 Warming

  31. 42 Warming

  32. 43 Warming

  33. 44 Warming

  34. 45 Warming

  35. 46 Warming

  36. 47 Warming

  37. 48 Warming

  38. 49 Warming

  39. 50 Warming

  40. 51 Warming

  41. 52 Warming

  42. 54 Warming

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  44. 56 Warming

  45. 57 Warming

  46. 58 Warming

  47. 62 Warming

  48. 65 Warming

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