ATMOSPHERIC DEGRADATION OF METHYL GLYCOLATE

This study presents the atmospheric degradation of methyl glycolate, a semivolatile compound used in the industry. Its rate coefficient with Cl atoms and hydroxyl radicals, photooxidation products, and reaction mechanism were determined. Atmospheric implications of its emissions are presented.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.48141/sscon_18_2024.pdf
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Oil Spill Detection and Mitigation
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ATMOSPHERIC DEGRADATION OF METHYL GLYCOLATE

Fabio E. Malanca, Giuliana G. FASSANELLI
Oil Spill Detection and Mitigation
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ATMOSPHERIC DEGRADATION OF METHYL GLYCOLATE

Fabio E. Malanca, Giuliana G. FASSANELLI
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This study presents the atmospheric degradation of methyl glycolate, a semivolatile compound used in the industry. Its rate coefficient with Cl atoms and hydroxyl radicals, photooxidation products, and reaction mechanism were determined. Atmospheric implications of its emissions are presented.

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