a. Compute the number of OH radicals produced per O(¹D) generated from O3 photolysis for lower stratospheric conditions (240 K; [H₂O]/[M]=6×106) and for planetary boundary layer conditions (298 K; RH=0.5). b. Calculate the concentration of O(¹D) and the production rate of OH in the lower stratosphere ([03] =3×10¹2 molecules cm3) and in the boundary layer ([03] =8×10¹¹ molecules cm-³).

a. Compute the number of OH radicals produced per O(¹D) generated from O3 photolysis for lower stratospheric conditions (240 K; [H₂O]/[M]=6×106) and for planetary boundary layer conditions (298 K; RH=0.5). b. Calculate the concentration of O(¹D) and the production rate of OH in the lower stratosphere ([03] =3×10¹2 molecules cm3) and in the boundary layer ([03] =8×10¹¹ molecules cm-³).

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