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Temporal variability, sources, and sinks of C<sub>1</sub>-C<sub>5</sub> alkyl nitrates in coastal New England

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Fig. 1. Map detailing the location of Thompson Farm in Durham, New Hampshire, and (inset) the sampling sites used during the Great Bay experiment.
Fig. 2. Time series of (a) MeONO 2 , EtONO 2 , 1-PrONO 2 , (b) 2-PrONO 2 , 2-BuONO 2 , and (c) 2-PenONO 2 , 3-PenONO 2 (pptv) during winter (11 January–1 March) and summer (1 June–31 August) 2002
Table 1. Seasonal mean, standard deviation (SD), median, and number of samples (N) of alkyl nitrates at Thompson Farm  dur-ing Winter (11 January–1 March) and Summer (1 June–31 August) 2002 (mixing ratios in pptv)
Table 2. Monthly mean, standard deviation (SD), median, and number of samples (N ) from the daily canister samples collected at Thompson Farm throughout 12 January 2004–8 February 2008 (mixing ratios in pptv)
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