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245 _ _ |a A supplement for the RADM2 chemical mechanism: the photooxidation of isoprene
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|c 1994
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|a Berichte des Forschungszentrums Jülich
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520 _ _ |a During recent years the importance of isoprene as a reactive biogenic hydrocarbon has been recognized. Since isoprene is poorly represented in RADM2 we have developed an extension by a comprehensive isoprene chemistry. This detailed mechanism (RADM-E) leads to the same results as RADM2 for vanishing concentration of isoprene. The main consequences are the enhanced production of organic nitrates in the course of the isoprene oxidation and the improved conservation of carbon compounds in RADM-E. The balanced C-budget brings about higher concentrations of peroxy radicals and organic peroxides. The formation of organic nitrates leads to smaller amounts of other reactive N-compounds, affecting directly NO" HNO., and PAN, and indirectly uo H 0 '" J~ n Xl 2 2' Qi10 v S' Since RADM-E includes 34 new species and i 12 additional reactions it is not suitable for use in three dimensional transport and chemistry calculation. Therefore a condensed version (RADM-C) was developed with only 8 new species and 19 additional reactions. RADM-C gives approximately the same results as RADM-E, if [NO,] > 0.1 ppb. RADM-E is also compared with the chemical mechanism of Lurmann et al. (1986), which is widely used and includes the chemistry of isoprene in a different manner. in four scenarios, covering typical situations with high impact of isoprene, the chemical mechanisms RADM2 and RADM-C are compared, utilizing a simple 2-boxmodel. Differences of concentrations can exceed 10 percent for 0. and a factor of 2 for HO" peroxides, NO" PAN, and HN03• Carbonyl compounds show even higher differences.
540 _ _ |a Neither this book nor any part of it may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, microfilming, and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric chemistry
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric circulation
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric concentration
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric diffusion
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric distribution
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric exchange process
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric gas
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric model
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric monitoring
650 _ 4 |a atmospheric transport
650 _ 4 |a isoprene
653 _ _ |a isoprene degradation
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710 2 _ |a Institut für Atmosphärische Chemie (Jülich, 3) - ICG3
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