Estimation of reactive inorganic iodine fluxes in the Indian and Southern Ocean marine boundary layer [discussion paper]
Swaleha Inamdar(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Anoop S. Mahajan(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Carlos A. Cuevas(Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), Alfonso Saiz‐Lopez(Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera), Anvita U. Kerkar(National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research), Rajdeep Roy(Indian Space Research Organisation), S.C. Tripathy(National Institute of Oceanography), Lucy J. Carpenter(University of York), Rosie Chance(University of East Anglia), Amit Sarkar(National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research), Tomás Sherwen(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), Liselotte Tinel(Institut Mines-Télécom), Kirpa Ram, Racheal Chacko(National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research), P.V. Bhaskar(National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research), Alok Sinha(National Institute of Plant Genome Research), P. Sabu(National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research)
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