Scientist identify a new oxidant “X”

- A new oxidant “X” has been identified which plays a significant role in the formation of gaseous Sulphuric acid in the atmosphere.
- Until now, it was thought that the combination of OH (hydroxyl radical) oxidant with sulphur dioxide (SO{-2}) was responsible for the formation of gaseous sulphuric acid in the atmosphere.
- It is considered to contribute the formation of 50% of the total sulphuric acid produced in the atmosphere. Scientist relate the formation of “X” with “reaction of surface emission, such as naturally produced hydrocarbons, with ozone.”
balaganapathi
August 25, 2012 at 10:19 pmall the best ……..scientist….