Inorganic side-reaction coefficient

OH ). With respect to complexation by OH, the inorganic side-reaction coefficients of the strongly hydrolyzed metals range from for Al + to... 

Other important inorganic species are the chloride and carbonate complexes. Chloride complexes are important in the inorganic speciation of Ag" ", Cd, and Hg. Unlike the strongly hydrolyzed metals, chloride dominated metals are only moderately affected by temperature and pH. Of this group, Hg " " is complexed by chloride to the greatest extent. The side reaction coefficient of Hg with respect to chloride is at 5°C. Carbonate complexes... 

The rate-determining step in this reaction sequence is reaction (reaction (2.85)) making ozone destruction linearly dependent on [XO]. The fraction of HOX that photolyses to give back OH depends critically on the accommodation coefficient of HOX on aerosols. Currently, there is a large uncertainty in this parameter. An important side effect of Cycle II is the potential for the reduction of the [H02]/[0H] ratio by consumption of HO2. The inorganic halogen chemistry described is summarised in Figure 24. 

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