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• W4229489910 abstract "Abstract. Analysing the composition of ambient ultrafine particles (UFP) is a challenging task due to the low mass and chemical complexity of small particles, yet it is a prerequisite for the identification of particle sources and the assessment of potential health risks. Here, we show the molecular characterization of UFP, based on cascade impactor (Nano-MOUDI) samples that were collected at an air quality monitoring station nearby one of Europe's largest airports in Frankfurt, Germany. At this station, particle-size-distribution measurements show enhanced number concentration of particles smaller than 50 nm during airport operating hours. We sampled the lower UFP fraction (0.010–0.018 μm; 0.018–0.032 μm; 0.032–0.056 μm) when the air masses arrived from the airport. We developed an optimized filter extraction procedure, used ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) for compound separation, and a heated electrospray ionization (HESI) source with an Orbitrap high-resolution mass spectrometer (HRMS) as a detector for organic compounds. A non-target screening detected ~200 organic compounds in the UFP fraction with sample-to-blank ratios larger than five. We identified the largest signals as homologous series of pentaerythritol esters (PEE) and trimethylolpropane esters (TMPE), which are base stocks of aircraft lubrication oils. We unambiguously attribute the majority of detected compounds to jet engine lubrication oils by matching retention times, high-resolution/accurate mass (HR/AM) measurements, and comparing MS/MS fragmentation patterns between both ambient samples and commercially available jet oils. For each UFP stage, we created molecular fingerprints to visualize the complex chemical composition of the organic fraction and their average carbon oxidation state. These graphs underline the presence of the homologous series of PEE and TMPE, and the appearance of jet oil additives (e.g. tricresyl phosphate (TCP)). Targeted screening on TCP confirmed the absence of the harmful tri-ortho isomer, while we identified a thermal transformation product of TMPE-based lubrication oil (trimethylolpropane phosphate (TMP-P)). Even though a quantitative determination of the identified compounds is limited, the presented method enables the qualitative detection of molecular markers for jet engine lubricants in UFP and thus strongly improves the source apportionment of UFP near airports." @default.
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• W4229489910 title "Identification and Source Attribution of Organic Compounds in Ultrafine Particles near Frankfurt International Airport" @default.
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