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Sulfur dioxide and other cloud-related gases as the source of the microwave opacity of the middle atmosphere of Venus (1981)

Eshleman, V. R. ; Steffes, P. G.

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Publication Date: 2011-08-18

Description: Spacecraft radio occultation measurements imply the presence of a nonuniformly mixed gaseous absorber within, but mostly below, the main cloud layer of sulfuric acid-water droplets measured by Pioneer-Venus. Preliminary considerations of the amount, distribution, and effects of sulfur dioxide and other gases, which apparently are associated with and produce the cloud, indicate that they constitute an important, and probably the predominant, source of the observed microwave opacity of the middle atmosphere of Venus.

Keywords: LUNAR AND PLANETARY EXPLORATION

Type: Icarus; 46; Apr. 198

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