Influence of Sea–Land Breeze Circulation on PM2.5 Variability and Chemical Composition in Five Coastal Cities of South Korea

Yongmi Park

doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2026.122216

Influence of Sea–Land Breeze Circulation on PM2.5 Variability and Chemical Composition in Five Coastal Cities of South Korea

2026-07-07

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Yongmi Park

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Subin Han

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Seongmin Seo

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Joon-Young Ahn

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Changhyeok Kim

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Min Hye Jeong

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Wonsik Choi *

DOI：10.1016/j.atmosenv.2026.122216

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• Sea–land breeze increased PM2.5 concentrations in five coastal cities of Korea. • Nitrate showed the largest increase among PM2.5 components during SLB periods. • SLB periods exhibited substantially higher aerosol liquid water content. • Increased ALWC promoted nitrate formation and rapid PM2.5 growth.

Influence of Sea–Land Breeze Circulation on PM2.5 Variability and Chemical Composition in Five Coastal Cities of South Korea

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