Fig. 6: Predicted γ of N2O5 in pure water as a function of Rp. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: Predicted γ of N2O5 in pure water as a function of Rp.

From: Mechanistic insight into the competition between interfacial and bulk reactions in microdroplets through N2O5 ammonolysis and hydrolysis

Fig. 6

Predicted reactive uptake coefficients of N2O5 (γ) in pure water as a function of aerosol particle radius (40–130 nm) by setting the transmission coefficient equal to the upper (i.e., kt = 0.5) and lower (i.e., kt = 0.1) extremes. Experimental upper and lower hydrolysis rate of N2O5 are represented by dashed line. The data for experimentally measured γ were adapted from refs. 14,15,43.

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