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Photochemistry of the Troposphere Levy

Levy, H. (1972). Photochemistry of the lower troposphere. Planet. Space Sci. 20, 919-935. [Pg.676]

McConnell et al (171) then included this steady-state radical photochemistry in a one-dimensional eddy-diffusion treatment of CH, which they then solved for the noon conditions of the Levy model. They calculated the total column loss rate for CH and, on the assumption that it was all converted to CO, estimated a production of CO consistent with a CO residence time in the troposphere of 0.3 yr. [Pg.478]

The tropospheric photochemistry included in the model was essentially that of Levy (152,153), except that R53 was excluded. R55a and R56 followed by R57 were relied on to convert 011 02 to CH O. [Pg.480]

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