Name: Xinhui Bi (毕新慧)

Title: Professor

Phone: +86-20-85290195

Email: bixh@gig.ac.cn

 

Dr. Bi is a Professor at Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences. She received her B.A. (1994) in Environmental Engineering from Technological University of Taiyuan, M.S. (1997) in Environmental Engineering from Architectural University of Harbin, and Ph.D. (2000) in Environmental Science from Research Center for Eco-Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Dr. Bi is experienced in single and bulk characterization of aerosol by GC-MS, IC, IRMS SPAMS and so on. Her research has been published in refereed journals. She was 2014-2018 most cited Chinese researchers in Environmental Science of Elsevier.

Dr. Bi’s research is to better understand the physical and chemical processes in the air, which determine the properties of aerosol particles and their effects on atmospheric chemistry, radiative forcing and climate, air quality and public health, biogeochemistry, and etc. By combination of laboratory studies and field measurements, she has been using to approach this goal. Currently she is very interested in the following research topics:

1)      Characterization of single and bulk aerosol particles

2)      Formation and scavenging of particles by in-cloud process

3)      Identification of organic nitrogen molecular markers

4)      Aqueous formation mechanism of secondary aerosol

1. Fu, Yuzhen; Peng, Xiaocong; Guo, Ziyong; Peng, Long; Lin, Qinhao; Li, Lei; Li, Mei; Chen, Duohong; Zhang, Guohua*; Bi, Xinhui; Wang, Xinming; and Sheng, Guoying. Filter-based absorption enhancement measurement for internally mixed black carbon particles over southern China. Science of The Total Environment 762, 144194, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020. 144194, 2021

2. Yang, Yuxiang; Zhang, Guohua; Lin, Qinhao; Fu, Yuzhen; Lian, Xiufeng; Li, Lei; Chen, Duohong; Li, Mei; Qu, Ji; Yan, Weijun; Bi, Xinhui*; Wang, Xinming; Peng, Ping’an; Sheng, Guoying. Stage-resolved in-cloud scavenging of black carbon (BC)-containing particles at a mountain site in southern China. Atmospheric Environment 244, 117883, 2021

3. Fu, Yuzhen; Lin, Qinhao; Zhang, Guohua*; Yang, Yuxiang; Lian, Xiufeng; Peng, Long; Jiang, Feng; Bi, Xinhui*; Li, Lei; Wang, Yuanyuan; Chen, Duohong; Ou, Jie; Wang, Xinming; Peng, Pingan, Zhu, Jianxi; Sheng, Guoying. Impact of in-cloud aqueous processes on the chemical compositions and morphology of individual atmospheric aerosols. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics 20, 14603-14075, 2020

4. Lian, Xiufeng; Zhang, Guohua*; Yang, Yuxiang; Lin, Qinhao; Fu, Yuzhen; Jiang, Feng; Peng, Long; Hu, Xiaodong; Chen, Duohong; Wang, Xinming; Peng, Pingan; Sheng, Guoying; Bi, Xinhui*. Evidence for the formation of imidazole from carbonyls and reduced nitrogen species at the individual particle level in the ambient atmosphere. Environmental Science and Technology Letters 2020

5. Lin, Qinhao*; Yang, Yuxiang; Fu, Yuzhen; Jiang, Feng; Zhang, Guohua; Peng, Long; Lian, Xiufeng; Bi, Xinhui*; Li, Lei; Chen, Duohong; Qu, Jie; Tang, Mingjin; Wang, Xinming; Peng, Ping’an; Sheng, Guoying. The reductions of oxalate and its precursors in cloud droplets relative to wet particles. Atmospheric Environment 235, 117632, 2020

6. Peng, Long*; Bi, Xinhui. Comment on “Retrieval of atmospheric fine particulate density based on merging particle size distribution measurements: Multi-instrument observation and quality control at Shouxian. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmosphere 126, e2019JD031806. https://doi.org/ 10.1029/ 2019JD031806, 2020.

7. Peng, Long; Li, Lei; Lin, Qinhao; Li, Mei; Zhang, Guohua*; Bi, Xinhui; Wang, Xinming; Sheng, Guoying. Does atmospheric processing produce toxic Pb-containing compounds? A case study in suburban Beijing by single particle mass spectrometry. Journal of Hazardous Materials 382, 121014 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2019.121014, 2020.

8. Lian, Xiufeng; Zhang, Guohua*; Lin, Qinhao; Liu, Fengxian; Peng, Long; Yang, Yuxiang; Fu, Yuzhen; Jiang, Feng; Bi, Xinhui**; Chen, Duohong; Wang, Xinming; Peng, Ping’an. Seasonal variation of amine-containing particles in urban Guangzhou, China. Atmospheric Environment 222, 117102, 2020.

9. Zhang, Guohua; Lian, Xiufeng; Fu, Yuzhen; Lin, Qinhao; Li, Lei; Song, Wei; Wang, Zhanyong; Tang, Mingjin; Chen, Duohong; Bi, Xinhui*; Wang, Xinming, Sheng, Guoying. High secondary formation of nitrogen-containing organics (NOCs) and its possible link to oxidized organics and ammonium. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics 20, 1469-1481, 2020.