A novel rapid formation pathway for sulfuric acid and ammonium bisulfate from water-mediated interfacial reaction between HOSO2 and NH2

Key Points

• Formation of sulfuric acid and ammonium bisulfate occurs rapidly under certain conditions, enhancing understanding of atmospheric chemistry.
• Key evidence includes the interfacial reaction between HOSO2 and NH2, highlighting their roles in acid formation.
• Analysis of water-mediated reactions indicates effective pathways for sulfuric acid production, critical for understanding environmental impact.
• Understanding these mechanisms supports predictions of atmospheric reactions and their implications for climate change.