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Volatile organic compounds in Arctic snow: Concentrations and im-plications for atmospheric processes
Gregor Kos,a Visahini Kanthasami,b Nafissa Adechina,b and Parisa A. Ariya∗a,b
Received Xth XXXXXXXXXX 20XX, Accepted Xth XXXXXXXXX 20XXFirst published on the web Xth XXXXXXXXXX 200XDOI: 10.1039/b000000x
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Electronic Supplementary Material (ESI) for Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts.This journal is © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2014
A Electronic Supplementary Information: Complementary Information and Numerical Data
The following figures and tables provide complementary information and numerical data used in the figures with uncertainties.
1. Snow and air sampling locations in Alert, Nunavut: Figure A.1.
2. Snow and air temperatures during the sampling period: Figure A.2.
3. Ancillary data: Appendix Table A.1
4. Compounds detected in snow and air samples in Alert, NU with LOQ: Table A.2
5. VOC Concentrations in Air for all Sampling Events in Alert, NU: Table A.3
6. VOC Concentrations in Snow for all Sampling Events in Alert, NU: Table A.4
7. VOC in snow data for Barrow, AK: Table A.5
8. Depth profile data for aromatic and oxygenated compounds in Alert, NU: Figure A.3
9. Additional back trajectory data for snow sampling events in Alert,NU: Figure A.4
Fig. A.1 Snow and air sampling locations in Alert, Nunavut (82° 29’ 58” N, 62° 20’ 5” W). Sampling site located over soil upwind of themilitary base (red circle) and airfield. Predominant wind direction was from the South-West. © Topographic map reproduced under licencefrom Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, with permission of Natural Resources Canada. Scale: 1:50,000.
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Fig. A.2 Temperatures at the sampling site during sampling events from May 22 to June 2 (JD 142-153). Data were collected in a 1 m circlearound the snow sampling area; error bars represent 3s with n=5. Environment Canada (EC) data were measured at the EC meteorologicalstation at the time point closest to the sampling time.
(a) (b)
Fig. A.3 Depth profile data of snow pit samples for (a) May 26 and (b) June 2 for aromatic and oxygenated compounds. Black vertical barsrepresent snow layers sampled. Error bars were omitted for clarity; all relative standard deviations for duplicate measurements were < 15%.
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(a) (b)
(c) (d)
(e) (f)
(g) (h)
Fig. A.4 Additional HYSPLIT back trajectory data for days and times of snow sampling.
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Tabl
eA
.1A
ncill
ary
data
colle
cted
duri
ngsn
owan
dai
rsam
plin
g.E
nvir
onm
entC
anad
a(E
C)d
ata
wer
em
easu
red
atth
eA
lert
met
eoro
logi
cals
tatio
nan
dob
tain
edfr
omth
eE
CC
anad
aN
atio
nalC
limat
eD
ata
Arc
hive
fort
heho
urof
sam
plin
g.A
llot
her-
i.e.,
sam
plin
gsi
tesp
ecifi
cda
ta,w
ere
colle
cted
ina
1m
circ
lear
ound
the
snow
sam
plin
gar
ea.
Tim
esro
unde
dto
15m
info
rfiel
dm
easu
rem
ents
and
toth
ene
ares
thou
rfor
EC
data
.Win
ddi
rect
ion
roun
ded
to45
degr
ees
form
easu
red
data
.Sno
wte
rmin
olog
yfr
om?
.
Dat
e(2
006)
May
22M
ay23
May
25M
ay26
May
27M
ay29
May
30M
ay31
June
02Ju
ne04
Sam
plin
gtim
e(E
ST)
17:0
016
:15
14:0
012
:30
14:0
012
:00
13:0
013
:00
12:0
016
:00
EC
Rel
.hum
idity
(%)
8881
8987
8792
8998
9374
EC
colu
mn
ozon
e(d
.u.)
384.
139
0.9
395.
738
5.1
386.
138
0.8
396.
141
5.0
401.
236
3.5
EC
Win
dsp
eed
(km
/h)
94
157
013
97
419
EC
Stat
ion
Pres
sure
(kPa
)10
2.51
102.
0610
0.64
100.
7110
1.26
101.
5610
0.92
100.
0810
0.34
100.
33E
CW
ind
dire
ctio
n(d
eg)
340
360
120
90-
350
120
320
100
210
Win
ddi
rect
ion
(deg
)31
522
513
545
9013
518
018
022
522
5Sn
owde
pth
(cm
)10
348
.010
685
.019
.021
.027
.043
.061
.029
.0C
loud
cove
rfu
llfu
llpa
rtia
lpa
rtia
lth
inth
inth
inth
inth
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rtia
lPr
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itatio
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htsn
owlig
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nesn
owno
nebl
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owno
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neno
neno
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kepr
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ties
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ike
brok
ensm
all
larg
ela
rge
roun
ded
roun
ded
roun
ded
clus
tere
dro
unde
dcl
uste
red
roun
ded
Snow
clus
ters
none
light
light
light
light
med
ium
med
ium
stro
ngst
rong
stro
ng
1–9 | 5
TableA
.2V
OC
determined
inA
lertusingG
C/FID
methodology
inalphabeticalorder.’R
et.time
snow/L
OQ
snow’–
retentiontim
e/limitofquantitation
ofcompound
insnow
sample;’R
et.time
air/LO
Qair’–
retentiontim
e/LO
Qofcom
poundin
airsample;L
OQ
calculatedas
10tim
esthe
standarddeviation
oftheblank.D
atain
thistable
refertothe
standardsolution.’N
D’–
notdetermined
Com
poundC
AS
No.
Ret.tim
esnow
Ret.tim
eair
LO
Qsnow
LO
Qair
(min)
(min)
(µg/L
)(ng/L
)
Acetone
[67-64-1]1.510
1.9100.085
0.0002A
cetophenone[98-86-2]
12.3911.76
0.0370.0003
1,2-Dichlorobenzene
[95-50-1]12.12
11.410.064
0.00191-C
hloro-2-bromopropane
[3017-95-6]7.363
8.0420.011
0.049B
romoform
[75-25-2]9.623
9.3420.12
0.022C
hlorobenzene[108-90-7]
8.8719.168
0.0670.015
Chloroform
[67-66-3]2.853
9.0570.053
0.0011D
ibromochlorom
ethane[124-48-1]
7.7127.716
0.130.011
Dibrom
omethane
[74-95-3]5.018
5.6710.17
0.026Trichloroethene
[79-01-6]4.946
5.3380.039
0.00531,3,5-Trim
ethylbenzene[108-67-8]
11.0610.51
0.0270.025
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene
[95-63-6]11.41
10.200.039
0.031B
enzene[71-43-2]
3.8114.295
0.0160.0039
Ethylbenzene
[100-41-4]9.163
ND
0.0063N
DStyrene
[100-42-5]9.726
9.4060.038
0.0001Toluene
[108-88-3]7.026
7.1370.030
0.0007m
-/p-Xylene
[108-38-3]/9.822
9.0840.032
0.0010[106-42-3]
o-Xylene
[95-47-6]9.733
9.4730.028
0.0058
6 | 1–9
Tabl
eA
.3V
OC
conc
entr
atio
nsin
air±
3s(n
=2);
(ng/
L)f
oral
lsam
plin
gev
ents
;’<
LO
Q’–
belo
wlim
itof
quan
titat
ion;
’ND
’–no
tdet
erm
ined
.
Dat
eM
ay22
,200
6M
ay25
,200
6M
ay26
,200
6M
ay29
,200
6M
ay30
,200
6M
ay31
,200
6Ju
n02
,200
6A
ceto
ne0.
023±
0.00
60.
004±
0.00
20.
031±
0.01
20.
027±
0.01
20.
070±
0.01
80.
004±
0.00
10.
009±
0.00
2C
hlor
ofor
m0.
005±
0.00
10.
006±
0.00
20.
009±
0.00
20.
015±
0.00
60.
018±
0.00
90.
001±
0.00
10.
003±
0.00
1B
enze
ne0.
040±
0.00
60.
045±
0.01
50.
024±
0.00
30.
029±
0.00
60.
024±
0.00
30.
045±
0.01
20.
019±
0.00
6Tr
ichl
oroe
then
e0.
094±
0.02
40.
83±
0.21
0.37
±0.
121.
0±
0.3
0.23
±0.
060.
83±
0.18
0.52
0±
0.09
0D
ibro
mom
etha
ne0.
1302
±0.
0360
0.07
97±
0.02
400.
0860
±0.
0300
0.15
99±
0.00
600.
0314
±0.
0030
0.07
97±
0.01
800.
0893
±0.
0120
Tolu
ene
0.00
39±
0.00
060.
0024
±0.
0003
0.00
39±
0.00
090.
0052
±0.
0018
<L
OQ
0.00
24±
0.00
090.
0083
±0.
0006
1-C
hlor
o-2-
brom
o-pr
opan
e<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q0.
0397
±0.
0060
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
Dib
rom
ochl
orom
etha
ne0.
0199
±0.
0060
0.07
35±
0.01
500.
0202
±0.
0060
0.13
94±
0.02
70<
LO
Q0.
0735
±0.
0090
0.05
27±
0.00
60C
hlor
oben
zene
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
0.01
77±
0.00
30<
LO
Q<
LO
QE
thyl
benz
ene
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
m-/
p-X
ylen
e<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q0.
0081
±0.
0021
Bro
mof
orm
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
Styr
ene
<L
OQ
0.00
02±
0.00
01<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Q0.
0002
±0.
0002
0.00
04±
0.00
01o-
Xyl
ene
0.00
75±
0.00
150.
0083
±0.
0024
0.00
66±
0.00
270.
0144
±0.
0015
0.01
56±
0.00
210.
0083
±0.
0009
0.02
30±
0.00
901,
3,5-
Trim
ethy
lben
zene
0.03
47±
0.00
600.
0389
±0.
0030
0.03
66±
0.01
200.
0471
±0.
0060
0.04
21±
0.00
300.
0389
±0.
0060
0.02
91±
0.01
201,
2,4-
Trim
ethy
lben
zene
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
1,2-
Dic
hlor
oben
zene
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
0.00
17±
0.00
030.
0020
±0.
0006
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
Ace
toph
enon
e0.
0005
±0.
0001
0.00
04±
0.00
010.
0005
±0.
0001
0.00
10±
0.00
030.
0005
±0.
0001
0.00
40±
0.00
090.
0011
±0.
0003
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TableA
.4V
OC
concentrationsin
snow±
3s(n=2);(µ
g/L)forallsam
plingevents;
<L
OQ
fornotdetected
Date
May
22,2006M
ay25,2006
May
26,2006M
ay29,2006
May
30,2006M
ay31,2006
Jun02,2006
Acetone
0.336±
0.0600.184
±0.060
0.580±
0.1200.388
±0.150
0.319±
0.0120.277
±0.120
0.126±
0.021C
hloroform3.97
±0.96
0.291±
0.1180.270
±0.042
<L
OQ
2.50±
0.581.57
±0.31
<L
OQ
Benzene
1.57±
0.423.76
±0.63
0.638±
0.2820.917
±0.243
<L
OQ
0.511±
0.0360.437
±0.087
Trichloroethene0.453
±0.068
0.393±
0.1200.924
±0.254
0.043±
0.003<
LO
Q0.635
±0.109
0.573±
0.148D
ibromom
ethane5.07
±1.67
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
<L
OQ
Toluene1.27
±0.27
0.271±
0.0630.591
±0.090
0.408±
0.060<
LO
Q1.00
±0.18
2.81±
0.361-C
hloro-2-bromo-propane
0.141±
0.033<
LO
Q0.081
±0.019
0.067±
0.009<
LO
Q0.031
±0.003
0.086±
0.018D
ibromochlorom
ethane1.43
±0.24
0.771±
0.0900.884
±0.210
0.514±
0.0300.143
±0.030
0.258±
0.0331.48
±0.27
Chlorobenzene
0.104±
0.015<
LO
Q1.08
±0.18
0.314±
0.090<
LO
Q0.153
±0.027
0.376±
0.009E
thylbenzene0.786
±0.132
0.008±
0.0010.172
±0.051
0.132±
0.036<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
Qm
-/p-Xylene
1.89±
0.42<
LO
Q0.448
±0.135
0.685±
0.147<
LO
Q<
LO
Q<
LO
QB
romoform
2.02±
0.840.357
±0.034
33.9±
4.70.623
±0.261
19.8±
3.315.4
±3.0
5.14±
1.11Styrene
39.0±
6.33.85
±0.45
3.46±
0.6010.6
±3.1
<L
OQ
11.6±
3.427.9
±3.4
o-Xylene
1.19±
0.090.162
±0.033
0.587±
0.1710.235
±0.093
0.303±
0.0660.219
±0.066
0.802±
0.0271,3,5-Trim
ethylbenzene0.537
±0.109
1.107±
0.2981.07
±0.26
1.16±
0.290.031
±0.009
0.263±
0.0580.577
±0.065
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene
0.977±
0.2840.424
±0.150
0.627±
0.19230.588
±0.066
0.211±
0.1020.289
±0.068
0.524±
0.1691,2-D
ichlorobenzene20.1
±4.5
11.6±
3.57.18
±1.75
7.59±
3.0119.7
±3.7
18.4±
3.218.4
±4.2
Acetophenone
1.00±
0.250.365
±0.088
0.881±
0.2680.691
±0.034
0.149±
0.0370.100
±0.040
0.419±
0.117
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Tabl
eA
.5C
once
ntra
tions±
3s(i
nµ
g/L
;3s:
3×
stan
dard
devi
atio
nfr
omdu
plic
ate
mea
sure
men
ts)o
ftol
uene
,m/p
-xyl
ene,
acet
ophe
none
and
brom
ofor
min
snow
and
fros
tflo
wer
sam
ples
inB
arro
w,A
Kin
2009
.All
conc
entr
atio
nsw
ere
dete
rmin
edin
surf
ace
snow
,exc
eptf
or20
Mar
(1),
whe
nfr
ostfl
ower
sw
ere
sam
pled
.ND
:Not
dete
cted
Ana
lyte
04M
ar(1
)04
Mar
(2)
05M
ar06
Mar
07M
ar08
Mar
09M
ar20
Mar
(1)
20M
ar(2
)To
luen
e0.
33±
0.07
0.28
±0.
010.
28±
0.04
0.34
±0.
170.
29±
0.03
0.28
±0.
180.
29±
0.09
0.02
2±
0.01
7N
Dm
-/p-
Xyl
ene
0.32
±0.
010.
30±
0.02
0.29
±0.
030.
30±
0.11
0.29
±0.
040.
30±
0.04
1.2±
0.1
ND
ND
Ace
toph
enon
e1.
2±
0.1
1.3±
0.02
1.2±
0.07
1.5±
0.1
1.5±
0.1
1.6±
0.3
0.29
±0.
02N
D0.
63±
0.16
Bro
mof
orm
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
0.19
±0.
042
ND
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