Snow-sourced bromine and its implications for polar tropospheric ozone
Xin Yang(British Antarctic Survey), Michel Van Roozendaël(Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy), Nicolas Theys(Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy), J. A. Pyle(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), R. A. Cox(University of Cambridge)
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