Radicals follow the Sun

Paul O. Wennberg ()
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Paul O. Wennberg: California Institute of Technology

Nature, 2006, vol. 442, issue 7099, 145-146

Abstract: Hydroxyl free radicals are part of a complex network of atmospheric chemical reactions. But a long-term study shows that their concentration can be predicted by the intensity of ultraviolet sunlight alone.

Date: 2006
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