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A modeling study of the impact of winter-spring arctic outflow on the NOx and O3 budgets of the North Atlantic troposphere
[1] In this study, we determine the impact of winter-spring arctic outflow events on the budgets of tropospheric NOx and ozone over the North Atlantic Ocean. An updated version of the NCAR Master-Mechanism, a detailed, explicit photochemical model, is applied to trajectories representative of arctic
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