Products of Criegee intermediate reactions with NO<sub>2</sub>: experimental measurements and tropospheric implications
Rebecca L. Caravan(Argonne National Laboratory), Craig A. Taatjes(Sandia National Laboratories California), Jim J. Lin(National Taiwan University), David L. Osborn(Sandia National Laboratories California), Dudley E. Shallcross(At Bristol), Carl J. Percival(University of Manchester), Kendrew Au(Sandia National Laboratories California), Brandon Rotavera(Sandia National Laboratories California), Ewa Papajak(Sandia National Laboratories California), Ivan O. Antonov(Sandia National Laboratories California), Wen Chao(Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Academia Sinica), Mingwei Chen(Tohoku University), M. Anwar H. Khan(At Bristol)
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