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Coupled Evolution Of Brox-Clox-Hox-Nox Chemistry During Bromine-Catalyzed Ozone Depletion Events In The Arctic Boundary Layer, M J. Evans, D J. Jacob, E L. Atlas, C A. Cantrell, Fred Eisele, F Flocke, A Fried, R L. Mauldin, Brian Ridley, B Wert, R. Talbot, D R. Blake, B J. Heikes, J Snow, J Walega, Andrew Weinheimer, Jack E. Dibb
Coupled Evolution Of Brox-Clox-Hox-Nox Chemistry During Bromine-Catalyzed Ozone Depletion Events In The Arctic Boundary Layer, M J. Evans, D J. Jacob, E L. Atlas, C A. Cantrell, Fred Eisele, F Flocke, A Fried, R L. Mauldin, Brian Ridley, B Wert, R. Talbot, D R. Blake, B J. Heikes, J Snow, J Walega, Andrew Weinheimer, Jack E. Dibb
Earth Sciences
Extensive chemical characterization of ozone (O3) depletion events in the Arctic boundary layer during the TOPSE aircraft mission in March–May 2000 enables analysis of the coupled chemical evolution of bromine (BrOx), chlorine (ClOx), hydrogen oxide (HOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) radicals during these events. We project the TOPSE observations onto an O3 chemical coordinate to construct a chronology of radical chemistry during O3 depletion events, and we compare this chronology to results from a photochemical model simulation. Comparison of observed trends in ethyne (oxidized by Br) and ethane …