3. In the background troposphere (photostationary state), the concentration of O, is 50 pptv when NO is 50 pptv and NO2 is 40 pptv. What would O, be if NO were 80 pptv and NO, were 60 pptv?

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3. In the background troposphere (photostationary state), the concentration of Os is 50 pptv when NO
is 50 pptv and NO2 is 40 pptv. What would O, be if NO were 80 pptv and NO, were 60 pptv?
Transcribed Image Text:3. In the background troposphere (photostationary state), the concentration of Os is 50 pptv when NO is 50 pptv and NO2 is 40 pptv. What would O, be if NO were 80 pptv and NO, were 60 pptv?
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