Impacto y mineralogía del material particulado atmosférico de origen norteafricano en Andalucía Occidental

1. Sánchez de la Campa, Ana María
2. Rosa Díaz, Jesús de la
3. Querol Carceller, Xavier
4. Alastuey Urós, José Andrés

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In this work we present a study of the impact of the air masses coming from North of Africa in Western Andalusia, and a mineralogical characterization of atmospheric particle obtained during the impact of one of these air masses in Huelva. The North African air masses suppose a 18% of the annual total frequency, compared with 66% of the Atlantic origin. They come generally accompanied with an important load of atmospheric particulate material reaching concentrations between 43-65 ìgPM10/m3 and composed essentially by quartz, feldspars, clay minerals, carbonates and radiolarites.

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