Hydrocarbon and carbonyl contributions to wintertime ozone formation in the Uinta Basin, Utah

Dhar, Loknath; Lyman, Seth N.

doi:10.5194/acp-26-10287-2026

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23 Jul 2026

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Hydrocarbon and carbonyl contributions to wintertime ozone formation in the Uinta Basin, Utah

Loknath Dhar and Seth N. Lyman

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