
Particulate Chloride in the Urban Environment
The University of Utah will conduct a study intended to significantly reduce uncertainties regarding the temporal, spatial, and particle size distributions of particulate chloride. Through source apportionment, the study will also identify the dominant sources of this important halogen. These results will provide important emission inventory constraints for future air quality modeling efforts performed by UDAQ and others.
- Principal Investigator: Kevin Perry (University of Utah)
- Funded by Science for Solutions Research Grant: $75,735