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what is chemical boundry

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Answered by nancy3471
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the term boundary in the context of surface chemistry means a boundary phase.In such a phase there is a concentration gradient of one or more chemical substance across the boundary phase between system and surrounding.

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Answered by priya11111111111
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The importance of lateral boundary conditions (BC) in regional atmospheric transport models or numerical prediction models has been well established in the meteorological community. Much more recently, attention has also been drawn to the consideration of chemical lateral boundary conditions in regional chemical transport models (CTMs) and in air quality simulations, and the importance of the inflow of pollution on local air quality.

The methods applied for setting chemical BC in regional air quality models range from the use of a single background value for selected long-lived tracers, through the use of idealized or observed vertical profiles, to recent advancements of using time and space varying output from global CTMs. In principle, observations would be preferred for providing chemical BC, but in practice it is not possible to obtain measurements for the necessary species with the spatial and temporal resolution required by air quality models. This leads to uncertainties in the chemical BC used (e.g., non-representativeness on temporal scales, spatial interpolation errors), which then affect the results of the regional model simulations.

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