Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	A42B	MW 2004	Tropospheric Halogen Chemistry II Presiding: B Jobson, Washington State University; W R Simpson, University of Alaska, Fairbanks    [Abstracts]
1020	A42B-01	MW 2004	Halogen Activation from Heterogeneous Uptake of N2O5 J M Roberts, *H D Osthoff, T S Bates, D Coffman, P K Quinn, E J Williams, B M Lerner, H Stark, R Sommariva, A R Ravishankara, S S Brown    [details]
1035	A42B-02	MW 2004	Hg(II) Sources, Sinks, and Reactions with Halogens in the Remote Atmospheric Marine Boundary Layer *C D Holmes, D J Jacob, R P Mason, D Jaffe    [details]
1050	A42B-03	MW 2004	Iodine Chemistry at the California Coast *O Pikelnaya, S Hurlock, J Stutz    [details]
1105	A42B-04	MW 2004	In situ IO Measurements in the Marine Boundary Layer Using Laser-Induced Fluorescence Spectroscopy D E Heard, C S Bale, W J Bloss, *R Commane, K L Furneaux, T Ingham, L K Whalley    [details]
1120	A42B-05	MW 2004	Observations of Halogens at Summit, Greenland *L G Huey, J Dibb, J Stutz, S Brooks, R von Glasow, B Lefer, G Chen, S Kim, D Tanner    [details]
1135	A42B-06	MW 2004	Global simulation of Polar Spring Bromine Explosion and ozone Loss *X Yang, J A Pyle, R A Cox    [details]
1150	A42B-07	MW 2004	Is the Spring Maximum of MSA (Methane Sulfonic Acid) in the Arctic due to Oxidation of DMS (DiMethyl Sulphide) by BrO? S Netcheva, D Toom-Sauntry, S Li, *J W Bottenheim    [details]
1205	A42B-08	MW 2004	Simulating Arctic bromine explosion and surface ozone depletion with the GEM-AQ model K Toyota, *J C McConnell, L Neary, A Lupu, J W Kaminski, J Jarosz, S Gong, R Kwok, K Anlauf, T Kikuchi, A Richter, C A McLinden    [details]