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https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-16-1971-2016
© Author(s) 2016. This work is distributed under
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the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
Research article
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23 Feb 2016
Research article |
| 23 Feb 2016
Speciation of 127I and 129I in atmospheric aerosols at Risø, Denmark: insight into sources of iodine isotopes and their species transformations
Luyuan Zhang
Center for Nuclear Technologies, Technical University of
Denmark, Risø Campus, Roskilde 4000, Denmark
State Key Laboratory of Loess and Quaternary Geology, Shaanxi Key Laboratory of AMS Technology and
Application, Xi'an AMS Center, Institute of Earth
Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi'an 710061, China
Center for Nuclear Technologies, Technical University of
Denmark, Risø Campus, Roskilde 4000, Denmark
State Key Laboratory of Loess and Quaternary Geology, Shaanxi Key Laboratory of AMS Technology and
Application, Xi'an AMS Center, Institute of Earth
Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi'an 710061, China
Sheng Xu
Scottish Universities Environmental Research Center, East
Kilbride, G75 0QF, UK
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- 129I and its species in the East China Sea: level, distribution, sources and tracing water masses exchange and movement D. Liu et al.
- RETRACTED: Distribution and potential sources of iodine in particulate matter at an industrial city in Northwest China J. Xiao et al.
- Impacts of anthropogenic source from the nuclear fuel reprocessing plants on global atmospheric iodine-129 cycle: A model analysis M. Kadowaki et al.
- Temporal variation, size distribution, and potential sources of iodine in particulate matter in an industrial city of Northwest China J. Xiao et al.
- Distribution of Anthropogenic 129I in the Western South China Sea and Its Application for Tracing the Sources and Movement of Pollution M. Zhang et al.
- A 60-year record of 129I in Taal Lake sediments (Philippines): Influence of human nuclear activities at low latitude regions L. Zhang et al.
- Spatial and Temporal Variability of Iodine in Aerosol J. Gómez Martín et al.
- Speciation analysis of both inorganic and organic 129I in seawater and its application in the study of the marine iodine cycle Y. Qi & H. Matsuzaki
- Temporal variation in 129I and 127I in aerosols from Xi'an, China: influence of East Asian monsoon and heavy haze events L. Zhang et al.
- The role of mass spectrometry in radioactive contamination assessment after the Fukushima nuclear accident W. Bu et al.
- Long-Range Transboundary Transport of Iodine-129 from South Asia to the Southern Tibetan Plateau Revealed by Moss and Lichen L. Zhang et al.
- Determination of 129I in aerosols using pyrolysis and AgI–AgCl coprecipitation separation and accelerator mass spectrometry measurements L. Zhang et al.
- Determination of 129I using volatilization method and liquid scintillation spectrometry B. Remenec et al.
- Long-lived radionuclides as chronometers and tracers of environmental processes at the Xi'an Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Center W. Zhou et al.
- 129I in precipitation from Xi’an, China in 2011: Influence of the Fukushima nuclear accident N. Chen et al.
- Distribution and Speciation of Bromine and Iodine in Volcanic Ash Soil Profiles A. Takeda et al.
- On the Speciation of Iodine in Marine Aerosol J. Gómez Martín et al.
- 中国南海北部放射性<sup><bold>129</bold></sup><bold>I</bold>的来源<bold>、</bold>传输和扩散 锦. 侯 et al.
- Indication of new climatic proxy by loess iodine variation Y. Fan et al.
- Ultra-Sensitive Determination of Particulate, Gaseous Inorganic and Organic Iodine-129 and Iodine-127 in Ambient Air L. Zhang et al.
- Reconstructing atmospheric 129I deposition over 170 years with the varved sediment in the Sihailongwan Maar Lake, northeast China L. Zhang et al.
- Sources, transport, and migration of 129I in the northern South China Sea J. Hou et al.
- Occurrence, evolution and degradation of heavy haze events in Beijing traced by iodine-127 and iodine-129 in aerosols M. Fang et al.
- The transport, distribution, and budget of anthropogenic 129I in the Bohai and North Yellow Seas, China J. Liu et al.
- Spatial-temporal variations of kelp 129I contents in coastal waters of China before and after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident X. Liu et al.
- Reverse cross-latitude transport of iodine-129 to the northern South China Sea during the prevailing summer monsoon period W. Wang et al.
- Iodine isotopes (129I and 127I) in the hydrosphere of Qinghai-Tibet region and South China Sea P. Yi et al.
- Impact of North Korean nuclear weapons test on 3 September, 2017 on inland China traced by 14C and 129I L. Zhang et al.
- Transboundary dispersion and deposition of gaseous radioactive iodine revealed by anthropogenic 129I in mountainous regions Y. Wang et al.
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- Isotopic Evidence Unveils Fossil Fuels Contribution to Atmospheric Iodine Y. Fan et al.
- 129I and its species in the East China Sea: level, distribution, sources and tracing water masses exchange and movement D. Liu et al.
- RETRACTED: Distribution and potential sources of iodine in particulate matter at an industrial city in Northwest China J. Xiao et al.
- Impacts of anthropogenic source from the nuclear fuel reprocessing plants on global atmospheric iodine-129 cycle: A model analysis M. Kadowaki et al.
- Temporal variation, size distribution, and potential sources of iodine in particulate matter in an industrial city of Northwest China J. Xiao et al.
- Distribution of Anthropogenic 129I in the Western South China Sea and Its Application for Tracing the Sources and Movement of Pollution M. Zhang et al.
- A 60-year record of 129I in Taal Lake sediments (Philippines): Influence of human nuclear activities at low latitude regions L. Zhang et al.
- Spatial and Temporal Variability of Iodine in Aerosol J. Gómez Martín et al.
- Speciation analysis of both inorganic and organic 129I in seawater and its application in the study of the marine iodine cycle Y. Qi & H. Matsuzaki
- Temporal variation in 129I and 127I in aerosols from Xi'an, China: influence of East Asian monsoon and heavy haze events L. Zhang et al.
- The role of mass spectrometry in radioactive contamination assessment after the Fukushima nuclear accident W. Bu et al.
- Long-Range Transboundary Transport of Iodine-129 from South Asia to the Southern Tibetan Plateau Revealed by Moss and Lichen L. Zhang et al.
- Determination of 129I in aerosols using pyrolysis and AgI–AgCl coprecipitation separation and accelerator mass spectrometry measurements L. Zhang et al.
- Determination of 129I using volatilization method and liquid scintillation spectrometry B. Remenec et al.
- Long-lived radionuclides as chronometers and tracers of environmental processes at the Xi'an Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Center W. Zhou et al.
- 129I in precipitation from Xi’an, China in 2011: Influence of the Fukushima nuclear accident N. Chen et al.
- Distribution and Speciation of Bromine and Iodine in Volcanic Ash Soil Profiles A. Takeda et al.
- On the Speciation of Iodine in Marine Aerosol J. Gómez Martín et al.
- 中国南海北部放射性<sup><bold>129</bold></sup><bold>I</bold>的来源<bold>、</bold>传输和扩散 锦. 侯 et al.
- Indication of new climatic proxy by loess iodine variation Y. Fan et al.
- Ultra-Sensitive Determination of Particulate, Gaseous Inorganic and Organic Iodine-129 and Iodine-127 in Ambient Air L. Zhang et al.
- Reconstructing atmospheric 129I deposition over 170 years with the varved sediment in the Sihailongwan Maar Lake, northeast China L. Zhang et al.
- Sources, transport, and migration of 129I in the northern South China Sea J. Hou et al.
- Occurrence, evolution and degradation of heavy haze events in Beijing traced by iodine-127 and iodine-129 in aerosols M. Fang et al.
- The transport, distribution, and budget of anthropogenic 129I in the Bohai and North Yellow Seas, China J. Liu et al.
- Spatial-temporal variations of kelp 129I contents in coastal waters of China before and after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident X. Liu et al.
- Reverse cross-latitude transport of iodine-129 to the northern South China Sea during the prevailing summer monsoon period W. Wang et al.
- Iodine isotopes (129I and 127I) in the hydrosphere of Qinghai-Tibet region and South China Sea P. Yi et al.
- Impact of North Korean nuclear weapons test on 3 September, 2017 on inland China traced by 14C and 129I L. Zhang et al.
- Transboundary dispersion and deposition of gaseous radioactive iodine revealed by anthropogenic 129I in mountainous regions Y. Wang et al.
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Short summary
Speciation analysis of long-lived anthropogenic iodine isotopes (129I) in time series Danish aerosols shows that secondary emission from heavily 129I-contaminated seawater is a major source of 129I in the Atmosphere, at least in North Europe. Iodide is the major form of water-soluble iodine, while NaOH-soluble iodine is the dominant species of iodine in aerosol, which is likely bound with organic substances. The contribution of Fukushima-derived 129I is estimated to be negligible in Europe.
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