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photostationary state: a standalone construct

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Air quality engineering

balance in sunlit air between NO2 photolysis and the reaction of NO with ozone, which fixes the ozone level from the NO2 to NO ratio and the photolysis rate.

In air quality engineering, photostationary state refers to balance in sunlit air between NO2 photolysis and the reaction of NO with ozone, which fixes the ozone level from the NO2 to NO ratio and the photolysis rate. This meaning comes from Leighton (1961) in Photochemistry of air pollution.[1]

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References

  1. Leighton, P. A. (1961). Photochemistry of air pollution. Academic Press. ISBN 9780124422506

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