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Measurements of H2O2 + in the D‐region and implications for mesospheric H2O2

The D-region ion 34+ probably can be identified as H2O2+ in contrast to its previous interpretation as S+. Number densities of H2O2+ and of the cluster ions H2O2+ · H2O, and H2O2+ · CO2 measured by three rocket borne mass spectrometers are presented. The chemistry of H2O2+ and its cluster is discussed particularly with respect to its implications for neutral H2O2.

D. Krankowsky | F. Arnold

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