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Measurements of methane in the troposphere and lower stratosphere
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Upper AtmosphereEngineeringGreenhouse Gas EmissionSouthern U.s.a.Air QualityEarth ScienceAir SamplesAtmospheric ScienceMicrometeorologyGreenhouse Gas MeasurementAtmosphere Of EarthLower AtmosphereAtmospheric InteractionLower StratosphereEarth's ClimateAtmospheric RadiationGround LevelAtmospheric ProcessAir Pollution
Two profiles of air samples have been collected over Southern U.S.A. (3° N latitude) between ground level and 23 km and analysed for methane. The results show, with increasing altitude, a mixing ratio nearly constant to the tropopause and decreasing rapidly in the lower stratosphere. The results suggest that the troposphere is the major region of destruction of methane. DOI: 10.1111/j.2153-3490.1966.tb00230.x
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