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Pollution-Derived Br
2
Boosts Oxidation Power of the Coastal Atmosphere
Men Xia
,
Tao Wang
(Corresponding Author)
, Zhe Wang
, Yi Chen
, Xiang Peng
, Yunxi Huo
, Weihao Wang
, Qi Yuan
, Yifan Jiang
,
Hai Guo
, Chiho Lau
, Kenneth Leung
, Alfred Yu
, Shuncheng Lee
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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2
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Pollution
100%
Aerosol
100%
Coastal Atmosphere
100%
Hong Kong
50%
Polar Regions
50%
Photodissociation
50%
Nitrate
50%
Air Quality
50%
Coastal Site
50%
Production Rate
50%
Atmospheric Air
50%
Coastal Area
50%
Adverse Impact
50%
Mixing Ratio
50%
Nighttime
50%
Significant Level
50%
N2O5
50%
Atmospheric Chemistry
50%
Troposphere
50%
Isoprene
50%
Particulate Nitrate
50%
Reactive Uptake
50%
Molecular Bromine
50%
Dinitrogen Pentoxide
50%
Halogen Radicals
50%
Radical Production
50%
Primary Oxidant
50%
Maritime Zones
50%
Reactive Bromine Species
50%
Fold Increase
50%
Short Lifetime
50%
Mercury Hg
50%
Conventional Pollutants
50%
Impacts on Air Quality
50%
Bromine Atom
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Air Quality
100%
Protective Atmosphere
100%
Mixing Ratio
50%
Halogen
50%
Sulphur Dioxide
50%
Oxidant
50%
Troposphere
50%
Polar Region
50%
Hong Kong
50%
Atmospheric Chemistry
50%
Ozone
50%
Photodissociation
50%