Title: La chimie de la stratosph
1La chimie de la stratosphère de la Terre
- Richard Wayne
- Department of Chemistry
- University of Oxford
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4Too many papers on ozone(in 1865!)
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12Chapman Layers
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16SCIAMACHY Total Ozone 20042007 (DU)
17CTM Simulated Total Ozone 20042007
18Comparison
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21Stratospheric NOx Production
(11.9)
22Stratospheric HOx Production
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26Removal of NOx and HOx Reservoirs
27Removal of Clx Reservoirs
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30Fractional losses in different cycles
31Chlorofluorocarbons Are Derived From Methane
32Chlorine Compounds
Mixing ratio Chemical
(pptv) Lifetime
(yr) Chlorofluorocarbons CFCl3 (CFC-11)
(1932) 270 45 CF2Cl2 (CFC-12) (1928)
550 100 CFCl2CF2Cl (CFC-113) (1934)
70 85 Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) CF2ClH
(HCFC-22) (1943) 130 11.8 Other chlorinated
compounds CCl4 (Carbon tetrachloride) 100 35 CH3
CCl3 (Methyl chloroform) 90 4.8 CH3Cl (Methyl
chloride) 610 1.3 HCl (Hydrochloric
acid) 10-1000 lt1
33Bromine and Fluorine Compounds
Mixing ratio
Chemical Chemical
(pptv) Lifetime (yr) Bromocarbons-Halons CF3
Br (H-1301) 2 65 CF2ClBr (H-1211) 2 11 Oth
er bromocarbons CH3Br (Methyl bromide) 12 0.7
Fluorine compounds CH2FCF3 (HFC-134a) 4 13.6 C
2F6 (Perfluoroethane) 4 10,000 SF6 (Sulfur
hexafluoride) 3.7 3200
34Reported Sales of CFC-11 and 12 in 1976 and 1998
CFC sales (1000 metric tonnes/year)
35Variations With Altitude of CFCs and Other
Chlorinated Compounds
36Chlorine Emission to Stratosphere
Chemical Percent emission to
stratosphere Anthropogenic sources CFC-12
(CF2Cl2) 28 CFC-11 (CFCl3) 23 Carbon
tetrachloride (CCl4) 12 Methyl
chloroform(CH3CCl3) 10 CFC-113
(CFCl2CF2Cl) 6 HCFC-22 (CF2ClH) 3 Natural
sources Methyl chloride (CH3Cl) 15 Hydrochloric
acid (HCl) 3 Total 100
37Chlorofluorocarbons use and trends
CFC11 CFCl3
- Chemical properties of CFCs
- tightly bound, nonreactive molecules
- not soluble in water
- dont absorb visible or near-ultraviolet
radiation - Non-toxic, easily compressible
- ? long atmospheric residence times (50-300 years)
Montreal Protocol
Spray-can ban
38Decline in mean October ozone levels over Halley
Bay
39Total O3 from GOME/SCIAMACHY October, SH,
19952006
40Total O3 from GOME/SCIAMACHY October, NH,
19962007
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44Mixing ratios of O3 and ClO in late August and
early September 1987
45Concentration changes on entering perturbed region
46PSCs
47PSC formation and composition
48Heterogeneous Reactions
49Dimer Mechanism
50Conversion of Chlorine Reservoirs to Active
Chlorine
51Conversions in ClOx chemistry in presence of PSCs
52Satellite observations of ClO, O3, HNO3 and ClONO2
53Measurements of ClO, HCl and ClONO2 made in
20052006
54Timeline of ozone depletion
55Photochemistry and dynamics in the polar
stratosphere