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Photochemical synthesis of peroxyacyl nitrates in gas phase via chlorine-aldehyde reaction

Gay et al., 1976

Document ID
11624914661750655936
Author
Gay B
Noonan R
Bufalini J
Hanst P
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Environmental Science & Technology

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A new peroxyacyl nitrate synthesis in the gas phase has been developed. Molecular chlorine is photolyzed to yield chlorine atoms that abstract aldehydic hydrogen from the aldehyde. The acyl radical then adds oxygen and nitrogen dioxide to form the PAN. Any …
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