Measurement of hydroxyl concentration in boundary layer air by monitoring CO oxidation

Malcolm J. Campbell; John C. Sheppard; Bernard F. Au

doi:10.1029/GL006i003p00175

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Measurement of hydroxyl concentration in boundary layer air by monitoring CO oxidation

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Measurement of hydroxyl concentration in boundary layer air by monitoring CO oxidation

Malcolm J. Campbell, John C. Sheppard and Bernard F. Au

Geophysical research letters, Vol.6(3), pp.175-178

03/1979

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1029/GL006i003p00175

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Abstract

Atmospheric Chemistry

The local 14CO oxidation rate and the corresponding OH radical concentration in boundary layer air have been measured at several sites. Measured OH concentrations range from 3×10 5 to 4×10 6 cm −3 . We describe the method and discuss the reliability of the measurements.

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Title: Measurement of hydroxyl concentration in boundary layer air by monitoring CO oxidation
Creators: Malcolm J. Campbell - Washington State University
John C. Sheppard - Washington State University
Bernard F. Au
Publication Details: Geophysical research letters, Vol.6(3), pp.175-178
Academic Unit: Laboratory for Atmospheric Research
Number of pages: 4
Identifiers: 99901320139401842
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article