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Abiotic degradation in the air compartment atmosphere

The (indirect) photodegradation - reaction with reactive species formed by photochemical processes - has been recognized as the major transformation pathway for chemicals in the troposphere. The electrophilic addition of tropospheric radicals constitutes the principal degradation pathway. The relevant reactive species are hydroxyl radicals (OH ) and ozone (O3) during day time and N03 radicals at night. The hydroxyl radicals result from reactions of oxygen atoms with water vapour, photolysis of HNO2 and reactions of HO2 (a [Pg.114]

For the calculation of the rate constants for hydroxyl radicals and ozone, a computer program is available (AOP, 1990). In a validation study, this [Pg.115]


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Atmospheric air

Atmospherical Air

Degradation abiotic

In the atmosphere

The air

The compartments

The degraders

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