Reactions of Nitrogen Dioxide and Organic Compounds in AirA mechanism is proposed for the transitory formation of ozone observed when pure nitrogen dioxide in oxygen is irradiated with artificial sunlight DuRING recent years, the growing

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In photochemical nitrogen dioxide-olefin reactions at parts-per-million concentrations, only highly substituted or cyclic olefins and diolefins form aerosols. When sulfur dioxide is added, all types of olefins produce particulates. Thus, these reactions could account for some smog in the Los Angeles area During periods of smog in the Los Angeles area, reduction in visibility is commonly attributed to products of reaction between hydrocarbons, especially olefins, and nitrogen oxides or ozone.

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