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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978-3-642-64730-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996

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to have a different chemical climatology in the Arctic than in the Antarctic. Substances derived from sea spray, wind blown dust, marine biogenic activity and volcanoes generally have different seasonal variations and concentrations in the Arctic compared to the Antarctic.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50764-9vel of incoming solar radiation and loss of energy due to infrared cooling at the surface the lower troposphere is stratified and vertical mixing is hindered. These natural differences between the polar troposphere and other regions of the globe cause changes in chemical reactions that take place.

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P,s Theorie des Wasserstoffatomshemical species. Past research on energy and mass transfer in near-surface polar firn is briefly surveyed. Current research focuses on processes controlled by the geometry of the ice and pore phases in the snow and firn. An overview is given of some of this work.

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Occurrence And Trends of Pollution in the Arctic Troposphere,to have a different chemical climatology in the Arctic than in the Antarctic. Substances derived from sea spray, wind blown dust, marine biogenic activity and volcanoes generally have different seasonal variations and concentrations in the Arctic compared to the Antarctic.

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Overview of Recent Field Experiments for the Study of the Air-Snow Transfer of H2O2 and HCHO,were carried out during the 1993 and 1994 summer seasons at Summit in Central Greenland, in the 1993/94 Austral summer in Antarctica along the Swedish traverse (SWEDARP), and at South Pole in November and December, 1994. We will give an overview of the data and point out possible contradictions and knowledge gaps.