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A simple formulation of the CH<sub>2</sub>O photolysis quantum yields

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Röth E.-P.,Ehhalt D. H.

Abstract

Abstract. New expressions for the various wavelength – dependent photolysis quantum yields of CH2O, Φj, are presented. They are based on combinations of functions of the type Ai/(1 + exp[−(1/λ −1/λ 0i)/bi]). The parameters Ai, bi, and λ0i which have a physical meaning are obtained by fits to the measured data of the Φji available from the literature. The altitude dependence of the photolysis frequencies resulting from the new quantum yield expressions are compared to those derived from the Φj recommended by JPL and IUPAC.

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Copernicus GmbH

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https://acp.copernicus.org/preprints/15/7239/2015/acpd-15-7239-2015.pdf

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