Recent Increase in Atmospheric Concentration of Nitrogen(I) Oxide at Ryori in Japan

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Norio Arai, Aritaka Matsunami, Kozo Matsumoto, Kuniyuki Kitagawa, Noriyuki Kobayashi and Katsuichi Asai


Abstract

Daily chromatographic investigation of the nitrogen(I) oxide content of the atmosphere at Ryori in Japan has shown a steep increase in concentration during the 1990s. The incremental increase was 5–9 ppbv, compared with the world-wide estimate for 1975–1985 of 1 ppbv.


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