Compared to similar data obtained in 1986, stratospheric temperatures were lower and the springtime antarctic ozone reduction was greater in magnitude, extended to higher altitude, and proceeded at a higher rate in 1987. - Hydrogen cyanide - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Compared to similar data obtained in 1986, stratospheric temperatures were lower and the springtime antarctic ozone reduction was greater in magnitude, extended to higher altitude, and proceeded at a higher rate in 1987. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-05-06 07:01:49 Open Document File Size: 2,61 MB Share Result on Facebook City Hereford / Mauna Kea / Coffey / / Continent Antarctica / / Country United States / / Facility M OO State University of New York Stony Brook / McMurdo Station / / IndustryTerm deconvolution algorithm / stable gas / / NaturalFeature MT. / Mauna Kea / / Organization National Aeronautics and Space Administration / OO State University of New York Stony Brook / New York / National Science Foundation / / Person J.V. Hereford / J. Hofmann / C.B. Farmer / R.H. Norton / J . Namkung / J.R. Carpenter / C.P. Rinsland / J.M. Russell III / J. W. Harder / / Position D.J. / Farmer / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / New York / / PublishedMedium Geophysical Research Letters / Journal of Geophysical Research / / Region antarctic / / Technology condensation / deconvolution algorithm / / SocialTag Environmental chemistry Atmosphere Blood agents Ozone depletion Hydrogen cyanide Atmosphere of Earth NOx Ozone Stratosphere Chemistry

Compared to similar data obtained in 1986, stratospheric temperatures were lower and the springtime antarctic ozone reduction was greater in magnitude, extended to higher altitude, and proceeded at a higher rate in 1987.Add to Reading List