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極地ストラトスフィアのHNO3,H2O,CIO,O3における半球間差異

M L Santee, W G Read, J W Waters

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |February 10, 1995
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ストラトスフィアの測定は,南極の渦中の重要な脱水と脱塩を明らかにし,オゾン層の減少につながります. 北極の渦にはこれらのプロセスが欠けていたので,オゾン層の損失は少なかったが,将来の冷却によってこの状況が変わる可能性がある.

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