This page contains public data for the peer-reviewed publication:
Victoria Barber, Matthew B. Goss, Lesly J. Franco Deloya, Lexy N. LeMar, Yaowei Li, Erik Helstrom, Manjula Canagaratna, Frank N. Keutsch, Jesse H. Kroll. “Indoor air quality implications of germicidal 222 nm light.” ES&T, 57, 42, 15990–15998, 2023.
These data files are intended as additional supplementary information for this publication. If you would like to use any data herein in a publication, please contact the corresponding authors (Victoria Barber, [email protected], or Jesse Kroll, [email protected]) first.
Data for all figures and timeseries data for most products are attached. Time is reported in seconds after the VOC precursor was added, except for blank experiments where it refers to seconds after the 222 nm light or ozone generator was turned on. Data have been corrected for dilution unless otherwise noted. Please contact the authors for any data that has not been posted here.
If you have any more questions, please contact the corresponding authors.
Processed AMS organic aerosol concentration timeseries for all experiments described in Table S1. Data are wall and dilution loss corrected and background subtracted. Note that the org concentration becomes dominated by noise for times after ~half an hour into the experiment, due to rapid particle loss to the walls. Data from before the the experiment starts (t is negative) may have large values due to dividing by seed concentrations near zero before the seed was added.
Date for all figures are accessible here in .csv format. Column headers should be self explanatory, and should generally match axes and labels give in the figures in the paper. If data for other figures are needed, please contact Victoria Barber.
Main Text Figures:
Data_for_Figure_1_measured.csv
SI Figures: