L. T. Molina coauthored experiments with Mario Molina on production of chlorine peroxide from the self-reaction of chlorine monoxide. The work used a low-temperature flow system and infrared and ultraviolet identification of the product.
The dimer provides an intermediate in the chlorine monoxide dimer cycle, which can destroy ozone catalytically. Identifying the intermediate links an atmospheric reaction scheme to a laboratory observation.[ref]
Production of chlorine oxide (Cl2O2) from the self-reaction of the chlorine oxide (ClO) radical by L. T. Molina and M. J. Molina. Research topic and author attribution in the primary publication
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