Chemilumines-

cence NO

x

analyzer

To measure trace amounts of NO and NO 2

UV absorption

ozone analyzer

To measure trace amounts of ozone

Aqueous photo-

oxidation reactor

To expose water-soluble compounds to aqueous hydroxyl radical

Research

Themes

Facilities

Opportunities

Interested in joining our team?

If you would like to learn more about opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students in our group, please email Prof. Schnitzler.

Graduate and undergraduate students in our group will have opportunities to perform experiments in the laboratory and the field, applying principles and techniques from physical and analytical chemistry to atmospheric and environmental problems.

Students will use state-of-the-art commercial and custom-built instruments, also gaining experience in instrument design,

programming, and electronics.

Photoelectric

aerosol sensor

To measure particle- bound polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

Hygroscopic tandem mobility analyzer

To measure water uptake onto aerosol particles

Multi-phase chemistry flow-tubes

To expose solid and liquid films to gaseous reactants

Gas-phase ozonolysis flow-tube

To expose volatile organic compounds to ozone

Photoacoustic extinctiometer

To measure light absorption of suspended aerosol particles

Scanning mobility

particle sizer

To measure aerosol size distributions

High performance

computing center

To predict structures and spectra of aerosol constituents

LC–time-of-flight mass spectrometer

To separate and quantify components of complex mixtures

Integrating nephelometer

To measure light scattering of suspended aerosol particles

Schnitzler Research Group