Molecules on ice

Article Abstract:

In their efforts to determine the process that enables Cl atoms to stick to ice crystals, researchers have focused attention on an area of surface chemistry that had been virtually ignored. The area became important when it was discovered that the process yields the Cl atoms that destroy the ozone.

Surface chemistry

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Polar clouds and sulfate aerosols

Article Abstract:

Heterogeneous chlorine activation reactions on polar stratospheric clouds have benn known to be an important part of ozone depletion over the poles. New research on the chemistry of the polar clouds focuses on the influence of sulfuric acid teatrahydrate aerosols.

Environmental aspects, Aerosols, Clouds, Clouds (Meteorology), Polar regions

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Interfering with Water

Article Abstract:

A "double slit" interference effect in the photo-dissociation of water is analyzed. The wave nature of electronics is again demonstrated and calculated.

Dissociation, Dissociation reactions

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