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The collisional reaction probabilities of oxygen and nitrogen atoms and hydroxyl radicals with concentrated sulfuric acid were found to be <1.0×10−6, <1.0×10−6, and 4.9±0.5×10−4, respectively. These results indicate that heterogeneous loss is not an important process for these species in the atmosphere.
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Baldwin et al. (1980) studied this question.
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