Probing the tropical tropopause layer for organic and inorganic bromine

B. Werner(Heidelberg University), J. Stutz(University of California, Los Angeles), T. Deutschmann, J. W. Elkins, E. Atlas(University of Miami), Catalina Tsai(University of California, Los Angeles), Max Spolaor(University of California, Los Angeles), Martyn P. Chipperfield(University of Leeds), D. W. Fahey(NSW Ambulance), Rasmus Raecke(Heidelberg University), Fedele Colosimo, Troy Thornberry, James Festa(University of California, Los Angeles), Lisa Scalone(Heidelberg University), R. S. Gao, Wu Chang Feng, M. A. Navarro(University of Miami), Ryan Hossaini(Lancaster University), Ross Cheung(University of California, Los Angeles), Klaus Pfeilsticker(Heidelberg University)
EGUGA
April 1, 2016
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