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Royal Society of Chemistry, Faraday Discussions, (226), p. 537-550, 2021
DOI: 10.1039/d0fd00081g
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The role of a suburban forest in controlling vertical trace gas and OH reactivity distributions – a case study for the Seoul metropolitan area
Journal article published in 2021 by
Saewung Kim 
,
Roger Seco ,
Dasa Gu,
Dianne Sanchez,
Daun Jeong,
Alex B. Guenther,
Youngro Lee,
John E. Mak,
Luping Su ,
Dan Bi Kim,
Youngjae Lee,
Joon-Young Ahn,
Tom Mcgee,
John Sullivan,
Russell Long
and other authors.
,
Roger Seco ,
Dasa Gu,
Dianne Sanchez,
Daun Jeong,
Alex B. Guenther,
Youngro Lee,
John E. Mak,
Luping Su ,
Dan Bi Kim,
Youngjae Lee,
Joon-Young Ahn,
Tom Mcgee,
John Sullivan,
Russell Long
and other authors.
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Abstract
This study presents vertical distributions of trace gases and OH reactivity in Seoul Metropolitan Area. The comparison between a suburban ground site and an airborne platform illustrates a rapid photo oxidation in the very bottom of the boundary layer.