Something new under the sun: HCl present in atmospheric aerosols is suggested to be efficiently converted into ClNO2 by heterogeneous reactions involving N2O5 (see scheme) and therefore affecting the atmospheric oxidation capacity. Understanding what controls the abundance of these radicals is paramount for accurately modelling air pollution and to predict future change.
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