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2017
This chapter deals with the chemistry of ozone in the stratosphere, analysing how ozone is distributed within the atmosphere and the concerns about decreasing amounts of stratospheric ozone. It talks about the oxygen-only synthesis and decomposition chemistry of ozone, including the catalytic cycles of destruction involving both natural and ...
Gary W. VanLoon, Stephen J. Duffy
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This chapter deals with the chemistry of ozone in the stratosphere, analysing how ozone is distributed within the atmosphere and the concerns about decreasing amounts of stratospheric ozone. It talks about the oxygen-only synthesis and decomposition chemistry of ozone, including the catalytic cycles of destruction involving both natural and ...
Gary W. VanLoon, Stephen J. Duffy
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1993
One of the potentially most important responses of the atmosphere to increasing amounts of trace constituents is a change in the amount and distribution of ozone (O3) in the stratosphere (the region of the atmosphere from approximately 12–50 km). Ozone is important to the terrestrial environment because it absorbs the bulk of the Sun’s ultraviolet (UV)
Jack A. Kaye, Charles H. Jackman
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One of the potentially most important responses of the atmosphere to increasing amounts of trace constituents is a change in the amount and distribution of ozone (O3) in the stratosphere (the region of the atmosphere from approximately 12–50 km). Ozone is important to the terrestrial environment because it absorbs the bulk of the Sun’s ultraviolet (UV)
Jack A. Kaye, Charles H. Jackman
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2015
The stratospheric ozone layer plays a critical role in regulating conditions on Earth, but has been substantially depleted by CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) and other halocarbon emissions. This has increased transmission of UVB radiation to the surface, and been implicated in a range of negative human and ecosystem health impacts.
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The stratospheric ozone layer plays a critical role in regulating conditions on Earth, but has been substantially depleted by CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) and other halocarbon emissions. This has increased transmission of UVB radiation to the surface, and been implicated in a range of negative human and ecosystem health impacts.
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On the Climate Impacts of Upper Tropospheric and Lower Stratospheric Ozone
Journal of Geophysical Research D: Atmospheres, 2018Yan Xia, Yongyun Hu, Yi Huang
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