Reply to comments on "effect of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission rates on smog formation in the California south coast air basin"

Chock, David P.; Dunker, Alan M.; Kumar, Sudarshan; Sloane, Christine S.

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“…The effect of RHC and NO* controls on 03 air quality has been a matter of considerable debate (15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23). The most recent studies (15,22) agree that large NO* reductions (above 19%) in the Los Angeles area combined with RHC controls of comparable magnitude will produce lower 03 levels in the downwind and eastern areas of the SoCAB near Rubidoux and San Bernardino where the highest 03 levels often are observed.…”

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Mathematical modeling of the formation of nitrogen-containing pollutants. 2. Evaluation of the effect of emission controls

Russell¹,

McCue²,

Cass³

1988

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Mathematical modeling of the formation of nitrogen-containing pollutants. 2. Evaluation of the effect of emission controls

Russell¹,

McCue²,

Cass³

1988

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Verification of a mathematical model for aerosol nitrate and nitric acid formation and its use for control measure evaluation

Russell

Cass

1986

Atmospheric Environment (1967)

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A mathematical model for the formation of atmospheric nitric acid and aerosol nitrate has been developed and employed to study the effect of emission controls.Based on a Lagrangian formulation of the atmospheric diffusion equation. the model computes nitric acid concentrations from a description of daytime photochemical reactions and nighttime reactions involving N0 3 and N 2 o 5 • Ammonium nitrate formation is computed at thermodynamic equilibrium between HN0 3 and NH 3• and heterogeneous reactions between HN0 3 and preexisting aerosol are considered. The accuracy of the air quality model's predictions is verified by comparison to o 3• N0 2 • HN0 3• NH~.

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Applications of Atmospheric Chemistry

Finlayson-Pitts

2000

Chemistry of the Upper and Lower Atmosphere

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Reply to comments on "effect of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission rates on smog formation in the California south coast air basin"

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Mathematical modeling of the formation of nitrogen-containing pollutants. 2. Evaluation of the effect of emission controls

Mathematical modeling of the formation of nitrogen-containing pollutants. 2. Evaluation of the effect of emission controls

Verification of a mathematical model for aerosol nitrate and nitric acid formation and its use for control measure evaluation

Applications of Atmospheric Chemistry

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