2024
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpca.4c02889
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Atmospheric Intermediates at the Air–Water Interface

Shinichi Enami,
Naoki Numadate,
Tetsuya Hama

Abstract: The air−water interface (AWI) is a ubiquitous reaction field different from the bulk phase where unexpected reactions and physical processes often occur. The AWI is a region where air contacts cloud droplets, aerosol particles, the ocean surface, and biological surfaces such as fluids that line human epithelia. In Earth's atmosphere, short-lived intermediates are expected to be generated at the AWI during multiphase reactions. Recent experimental developments have enabled the direct detection of atmosphericall… Show more

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