Aerosol iodine recycling is a major control on tropospheric reactive iodine abundance
Allison Moon(University of Washington), Becky Alexander(University of Washington), Ryan J. Pound(University of York), Rainer Volkamer(University of Colorado Boulder), Margarita Reza(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Gregory P. Schill(NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory), Kelvin H. Bates(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Amy Lees(University of York), M. J. Evans(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), Gordon A. Novak(NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory), Alfonso Saiz‐Lopez(Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera), Xu‐Cheng He(University of Helsinki), Lucy J. Carpenter(University of York), Yuk‐Chun Chan(University of Washington), Anoop S. Mahajan(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), J. Stutz(University of California, Los Angeles), X F Wang(City University of Hong Kong), Henning Finkenzeller(University of Helsinki), Leyang Liu(City University of Hong Kong), Lewis Marden(University of York), Andrew M. Rollins(Case Western Reserve University), Alyson Fritzmann(University of California, Los Angeles), Joel A. Thornton(University of Washington)
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