Titlebook: Chemical Exchange Between the Atmosphere and Polar Snow; Eric W. Wolff,Roger C. Bales Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Central Antarctica: Atmospheric Chemical Composition and Atmospheric Transport,n on earth. It is a true pristine background environment in the most fundamental sense. Indeed, it may be the . true pristine background environment. Yet, airborne materials of anthropogenic origin are detected there, albeit at very small concentrations, thanks to long-range transport and mixing pro

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Chemical Reactions in the Polar Troposhere Relevant to C, S, and N Compounds,e is attenuated by scattering and absorption processes in the upper layers of the atmosphere. In polar regions, the path to the troposphere is longer than at other parts of the globe, and hence less radiation is available for photochemical processes. In fact, during the winter months the lower parts

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Overview Of Field Data on the Deposition Of Aerosol-Associated Species to the Surface Snow Of Polariers and the composition of aerosols in the overlying atmosphere. The limited data exisiting prior to the late 1980s indicated that aerosol removal processes should cause fractionation between the composition of aerosols and snow. Uncertainties regarding the relative importance of ice-nucleation sca