The atmospheric chemistry of the acetonoxy radical
JJ Orlando, GS Tyndall, L Vereecken…
Index: Orlando, John J.; Iraci, Laura T.; Tyndall, Geoffrey S. Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2000 , vol. 104, # 21 p. 5072 - 5079
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Abstract
The chemistry of the acetonoxy radical, CH3C (O) CH2O, formed in the atmospheric degradation of acetone, was studied by a combination of experimental and theoretical methods. In an environmental chamber study conducted over the temperature range 225- 298 K, acetonoxy radical chemistry was shown to be dominated by decomposition, CH3C (O) CH2O→ CH3C (O)+ CH2O. No evidence was found for a reaction of this species with ...
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