Review of methods for determination of ammonia volatilization in farmland

Jie Yang, Yang Quan Jiao, Wenlan Yang, Peng Gu, ShuTing Bai, L J Liu

IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science · 2018 · 24 citations · 30 references

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Ammonia is one of the most abundant alkaline trace gases in the atmosphere, which is one of the important factors affecting atmospheric quality. Excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer is the main source of global ammonia emissions, which not only exacerbate greenhouse gas emissions, but also leads to eutrophication of water bodies. In this paper, the basic principle, the operation process, the advantages and disadvantages, and the previous research results of the method are summarized in detail, including the enclosure method, the venting method, the continuous airflow enclosure method, the wind tunnel method and the micro-meteorological method. So as to provide a theoretical basis for selecting the appropriate method for determination of ammonia volatilization.

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