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research -- Reactive Halogen Species in CA Coastal Areas -- Final Report is available

Posted: 20 Jan 2010 07:50:42
“IMPACT OF REACTIVE HALOGEN SPECIES ON THE AIR QUALITY IN
CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS,” UCLA, Contract 05-307 . The primary
goal of this project was to provide experimental evidence for the
presence of reactive halogens, reactive halogen precursors, and
halogen chemistry in coastal air masses and in the Los Angeles
Basin to determine whether halogen chemistry should be included
in current urban airshed models of Southern California.
Researchers conducted field observations of reactive halogen
species, their precursors, and VOX reaction products in a coastal
environment of southern California.

The results from this work are a greatly improved understanding
of coastal RHS chemistry that can be used by the Board to assess
the impact of RHS on urban coastal air quality and to help
determine whether RHS chemistry should be included in airshed
models. 

This research was sponsored equally by the Atmospheric Impacts
Committee (AIC) of the Coordinating Research Council (CRC) and
the Air Resources Board (ARB) as contracts A-62-1/A-62-2 and
05-307, respectively.

The full report has been posted on our website at
http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/apr/past/05-307_complete.pdf

Additional information about the Board’s Research Program can be
found at http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/research.htm.

If you have problems accessing the report or the web pages,
please contact Heather Choi at hchoi@arb.ca.gov or 916-322-3893.

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