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Technical Papers

C5–C12 volatile organic compounds at roadside, residential, and background locations in Ankara, Turkey: Temporal and spatial variations and sources

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Pages 1148-1162 | Published online: 17 Sep 2013

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Figure 1. Locations of sampling points.

Figure 1. Locations of sampling points.

Table 1. Long-term (1974–2010) monthly average temperature, wind speed, and rainfall in Ankara

Figure 2. Mixing height and stability classes during winter (a) and summer (b) campaigns.

Figure 2. Mixing height and stability classes during winter (a) and summer (b) campaigns.

Figure 3. Number and types of vehicles passing through Akay tunnel: (a) total number of vehicles and (b) distribution of total vehicle count among vehicle types.

Figure 3. Number and types of vehicles passing through Akay tunnel: (a) total number of vehicles and (b) distribution of total vehicle count among vehicle types.

Table 2. Distrubition of samples among sampling segments in winter and summer study campaigns

Table 3. Median, concentrations and ranges of the most abundant 20 VOCs at residential, background, and roadside stations

Figure 4. Contributions of 20 most abundant VOCs to total VOC mass at residential, background, and roadside stations.

Figure 4. Contributions of 20 most abundant VOCs to total VOC mass at residential, background, and roadside stations.

Table 4. Comparison of the average VOC concentrations (μg m−3) with the literature

Figure 5. Spatial distribution of VOCs in Ankara atmosphere.

Figure 5. Spatial distribution of VOCs in Ankara atmosphere.

Figure 6. Diurnal variation in total VOC concentrations: (a) summer and (b) winter.

Figure 6. Diurnal variation in total VOC concentrations: (a) summer and (b) winter.

Figure 7. Weekday-to-weekend ratio for selected elements calculated for the roadside, residential, and background stations.

Figure 7. Weekday-to-weekend ratio for selected elements calculated for the roadside, residential, and background stations.

Figure 8. Winter-to-summer concentration ratios of VOCs at (a) residential, (b) roadside, and (c) background stations.

Figure 8. Winter-to-summer concentration ratios of VOCs at (a) residential, (b) roadside, and (c) background stations.

Table 5. T:B and mp-X:E ratios measured during summer and winter campaignsat residential, road-side and background stations

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