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Table 9 Photoprocess data for HNO
3
Wavelength (nm)
F(l) (photon cm
2
s
1
)
s (cm
2
molecule
1
)
f
2.66
10
13
0.409
10
20
295-305
1
4.20
10
14
0.146
10
20
305-315
1
1.04
10
15
0.032
10
20
315-325
1
1.77
10
15
0.005
10
20
325-335
1
1.89
10
15
335-345
0
1
2.09
10
15
345-355
0
1
deposition velocity for HNO
3
is 0.005 cm s
1
over a 1 km well-
mixed boundary layer and the photoprocess data given in Table 9.
What is the atmospheric lifetime of HNO
3
?
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