Air, 6. Photochemical Degradation

1.	Introduction
2.	Natural and Anthropogenic Emissions
3.	Reaction Cycles in the Atmosphere
3.1.	The Troposphere
3.2.	The Stratosphere
4.	Interaction with Surface Layers of Aquatic and Terrestrial Environments
5.	Measurement and Computation of Degradability
5.1.	Lifetime in the Homogeneous Gas Phase
5.2.	Lifetimes of Adsorbates Aerosols
5.3.	Assessment and Evaluation

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