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Marine aerosols play a dominant role in the transfer of oceanic material to the atmosphere. Most marine aerosol originates when air bubbles burst at the sea surface ejecting material from the sea surface microlayer and bubble surface layers into the air. Concentrations of chemical compounds in these surface layers often differ from their concentrations in bulk water. We examined the enrichment of...
Abstract. Dissolved combined (DCAA) and free (DFAA) amino acids in sea surface microlayers and foams are enriched compared to their subsurface waters in coastal areas of Long Island, NY, and the Caribbean Sea. The similarity between compositions of microlayer and subsurface DFAA and DCAA is consistent with bulk water being the main source of proteinaceous matter concentrating in the microlayer. Enrichment...
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