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Stratospheric chlorine partitioning: Constraints from shuttle‐borne measurements of [HCl], [ClNO<sub>3</sub>], and [ClO]
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Upper AtmosphereReactions Cl+ch 4Stratospheric Chlorine PartitioningShuttle‐borne MeasurementsClno 3EngineeringAtmospheric ScienceKinetic ParametersAtmospheric ProcessLower AtmosphereChemical KineticsEarth ScienceAtmosphere Of Earth
Measured stratospheric mixing ratios of HCl, ClNO 3 , and ClO from ATMOS and MAS are poorly reproduced by models using recommended kinetic parameters. This discrepancy is not resolved by new rates for the reactions Cl+CH 4 and OH+HCl derived from weighted fits to laboratory measurements. A deficit in modeled [HCl] and corresponding overprediction of [ClNO 3 ] and [ClO], which increases with altitude, suggests that production of HCl between 20 and 50 km is much faster than predicted from recommended rates.
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