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| align="center" bgcolor="lightgrey"| [[image:FEI BCN04 21.jpg|450px]] || '''Particle 3''' <br>Vegetative detritus <br> Size = 590 nm <br> ''Composition:'' Major components: C, O; Minor components: Al, Si (not always) <br>  
 
| align="center" bgcolor="lightgrey"| [[image:FEI BCN04 21.jpg|450px]] || '''Particle 3''' <br>Vegetative detritus <br> Size = 590 nm <br> ''Composition:'' Major components: C, O; Minor components: Al, Si (not always) <br>  
 
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Notes: <br> The morphology reminds a vegetative tissue in which some volatile material was initizlly entrapped (see the open cut)<br>
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| align="center" bgcolor="lightgrey"| [[image:FEI BCN04 21.jpg|450px]] || '''Particle 4a-b''' <br>Vegetative detritus <br> Size = 800 nm <br> ''Composition:'' Major components: C, O; Minor components: Al, Si (not always) <br>  
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Notes: <br> Different morphologies of possible fungi spores. The one on the lower right seems to have volatile contain <br>
 
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Revision as of 16:19, 7 April 2009

This page will contain electron microscopy images acquired by Esther Coz of CIEMAT at RJ Lee Group, Inc.

Images from the BCN site

Primary Biogenic Organic Particles

Despite not being an important group in abundance, the microscopy analysis of PM2.5 samples from BCN site revealed a very rich diversity of this particle type. Several families of spores, vegetative and insect detritus and bacteria have been identified with sizes from 300 nm up to 4 µm. Some of them are frequently mixed with other anthropogenic aerosols.

BCN01-16 Spore.jpg Particle 1
Fungi spore
Size = 3.3 µm
Composition: Major components: C, O; Minor components: S, Cl, Ca

Notes:
Hiliferous appendix on the lower right, smooth ornament

FEI BCN012 1.jpg Particle 2
Non classified
Size = 410 nm
Composition: Major components: C, O; Minor components: S, Cl

Notes:
Morphology with circular aperture and ornament that reminds a fungi spore

FEI BCN04 21.jpg Particle 3
Vegetative detritus
Size = 590 nm
Composition: Major components: C, O; Minor components: Al, Si (not always)

Notes:
The morphology reminds a vegetative tissue in which some volatile material was initially entrapped (see the open cut)

FEI BCN01 18.jpg 'Particle 4 & 5
Fungi spores
Sizes = 800 nm
Composition: Major components: C, O; Minor components: S, Si, Cl, Na, K

Notes:
Different morphologies of possible fungi spores. The one on the lower right seems to have volatile contain

Heavy Metal Oxides

Mineral Particles

Soot Agglomerates

Other Carbonaceous Particles

Externally Mixed

Images from the MSY site

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