大气溴甲烷的释放与控制研究

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Atmospheric methyl bromide(CH₃Br) is considered one of the most most important ozone depletion compounds. It is believed that there are unknown sources of atmospheric CH₃Br emissions even though some kinds of anthropogenic sources and natural sources have been identified. The realization of the properties of CH₃Br emissions and the control methods, which is the basis both for the exploration of the history of and the prediction of the future of the content of atmospheric CH₃Br,is very important on the protection of ozone layer. This issue is broadly focused recently. An comprehensive introduction of the sources,mechanisms,and control methods of atmospheric CH₃Br releases are presented in the paper. Some preference study fields are also proposed.

Key words： Methyl bromide Emissions Control methods

Received: 25 April 2002

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	LIU Zhenqian
	LUO Shiming
	CHEN Guizhu
	DUAN Shunshan
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LIU Zhenqian,LUO Shiming,CHEN Guizhu, et al. A review of studies on the emission and control of atmospheric methyl bromide[J]. , 2002, 21(2): 170-174.

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