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A possible atmospheric source of HNO 3 : the ammonolysis reaction of t -N 2 O 4 in the presence of water monomer, water dimer, and sulfuric acid

Ruxue Mu, Weixin Zhou, Zhaozhao Hong, Rui Wang, Quan Liu, Qiang Zhang, Min Jiang, Balaganesh Muthiah, Tianlei Zhang

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The effort of water monomer, water dimer, and sulfuric acid on the ammonolysis of t -N 2 O 4 were studied by quantum chemical method and the Master equation rate calculations.

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The effort of water monomer, water dimer, and sulfuric acid on the ammonolysis of t -N 2 O 4 were studied by quantum chemical method and the Master equation rate calculations.

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The effort of water monomer, water dimer, and sulfuric acid on the ammonolysis of t -N 2 O 4 were studied by quantum chemical method and the Master equation rate calculations.

Key concepts: Dimer, Monomer, Sulfuric acid, Water dimer, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Reaction mechanism, Physical chemistry

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