Species in GEOS-Chem

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On this page, we provide a list of species included in GEOS-Chem v11-01 and later versions.

Overview

In GEOS-Chem v11-01 and higher versions, the distinction between tracers and species has been eliminated. We can now speak of everything as a "species". Those species that are moved around by the winds and convective mass fluxes—which were formerly called "tracers"—are now referred to as "advected species".

Please see the following resources for general information about how species are defined in GEOS-Chem:

--Bob Yantosca (talk) 17:38, 6 December 2016 (UTC)

Legend

The tables in the following sections contain these categories. Note that some categories are only appropriate to full-chemistry simulations.

Item Description
Species Abbreviated name of the species. This will be the variable name corresponding to the species in netCDF restart and output files.
Full name A longer, descriptive name for the species. This will be saved to netCDF restart and output files under the long_name variable attribute.
Molec wt Molecular weight of the species in g mol-1.
Advect Is the species subject to advection, cloud convection, and boundary layer mixing?
Drydep Is the species subject to dry deposition?
Wetdep Is the species soluble and subject to wet deposition?
The following quantities are only relevant for full-chemistry simulations:
Formula Chemical formula of the species.
Chem Is the species contained in one of the pre-built KPP chemistry mechanisms used by GEOS-Chem?
Mechanisms Lists all of the chemistry mechanisms to which the species belongs.
Photol Is the species included in the FAST-JX photolysis mechanism?
Structure A graphic showing the molecular structure of the species.
Ox Is the species included in the computation of the P(Ox) and L(Ox) diagnostic families? The value displayed represents the number of molecules included in the prod/loss family.

--Bob Yantosca (talk) 19:35, 12 December 2016 (UTC)

Full-chemistry

The following table lists the species in the full-chemistry simulations. (NOTE: We will add the remaining chemical structure diagrams shortly.)

Species Formula Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Chem Advect Drydep Wetdep Photol Mechanisms Structure Ox?
A3O2 CH3CH2CH2OO Primary RO2 from C3H8 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX A3O2.png
ACET CH3C(O)CH3 Acetone 12, 3C X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ACET.png
ACTA CH3C(O)OH Acetic acid X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ACTA.png
ALD2 CH3CHO Acetaldehyde 12, 2C X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ALD2.png
ALK4 ≥C4 alkanes 12, 4C X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ALK4.png
ASOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ASOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ASOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ASOAN Lumped nonvolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA


ASOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA


ASOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ASOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ATO2 CH3C(O)CH2O2 RO2 from acetone X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ATO2.png
ATOOH CH3C(O)CH2OOH ATO2 peroxide X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ATOOH.png
B3O2 CH3CH(OO)CH3 Secondary RO2 from C3H8 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX B3O2.png
BCPI Hydrophilic black carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
BCPO Hydrophobic black carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
BENZ C6H6 Benzene 12, 6C X X Standard, SOA BENZ.png
Br Br Atomic bromine 80 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
Br2 Br2 Molecular bromine 160 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
BrCl BrCl Bromine chloride 115 X X X Standard, UCX
BrO BrO Bromine monoxide 160 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
BRO2 C6H5O2 Peroxy radical from benzene oxidation X Standard, SOA
BrNO2 BrNO2 Nitryl bromide 126 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
BrNO3 BrNO3 Bromine nitrate 126 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 2
C2H4 C2H4 Ethylene X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
C2H6 C2H6 Ethane 12, 2C X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
C3H8 C3H8 Propane 12, 3C X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CCl4 CCl4 Carbon tetrachloride 152 X X X Standard, UCX
CFC11 CCl3F CFC-11 (R-11, Freon 11) 137 X X X Standard, UCX CFC11.png
CFC12 CCl2F2 CFC-12 (R-12, Freon 12) 121 X X X Standard, UCX CFC12.png
CFC113 C2Cl3F3 CFC-113 (Freon 113) 187 X X X Standard, UCX CFC113.png
CFC114 C2Cl2F4 CFC-114 (R-114, Freon 114) 187 X X X Standard, UCX CFC114.png
CFC115 C2ClF5 CFC-115 (R-115, Freon 115) 187 X X X Standard, UCX CFC115.png
CH2Br2 CH2Br2 Dibromomethane 174 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CH2O CH2O Formaldehyde 30 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CH2OO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CH3Br CH3Br Bromomethane 95 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CH3CHOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CH3CCl3 CH3CCl3 Methyl chloroform 133 X X X Standard, UCX
CH3Cl CH3Cl Chloromethane 50 X X X Standard, UCX
CH4 CH4 Methane 16 X X Standard, UCX
CHBr3 CHBr3 Tribromomethane 253 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
Cl Cl Atomic chlorine 35 X X Standard, UCX
Cl2 Cl2 Molecular chlorine 71 X X X Standard, UCX
Cl2O2 ClOOCl Dichlorine dioxide 103 X X X Standard, UCX 2
ClNO2 ClNO2 Nitryl chloride 81 X X X Standard, UCX 1
ClNO3 ClONO2 Chlorine nitrate 97 X X X Standard, UCX 2
ClO ClO Chlorine monoxide 51 X X X Standard, UCX 1
ClOO ClOO Chlorine dioxide (Cl-OO) 67 X X X Standard, UCX
CO CO Carbon monoxide 28 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
CO2 CO2 Carbon dioxide 44 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DHMOB HOCH2C(CH3)(OH)C(=O)CHO See Paulot et al., ACP (2009) X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DIBOO Dibble peroxy radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DMS (CH3)2S Dimethylsulfide 62 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DST1 Dust aerosol, Reff = 0.7 microns 29 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DST2 Dust aerosol, Reff = 1.4 microns 29 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DST3 Dust aerosol, Reff = 2.4 microns 29 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
DST4 Dust aerosol, Reff = 4.5 microns 29 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
EOH C2H5OH Ethanol X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
ETHLN CHOCH2ONO2 Ethanal nitrate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ETO2 CH3CH2OO Ethyl peroxy radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
ETP CH3CH2OOH Ethylhydroperoxide X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
GAOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
GLYC HOCH2CHO Glycoaldehyde (hydroxyacetaldehyde) 60 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
GLYX CHOCHO Glyoxal X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
H H Atomic hydrogen X Standard, UCX
H1211 CBrClF2 Halon 1211, R-12B1, Freon 12B1, BCF 165 X X X Standard, UCX H1211.png
H1301 CBrF3 Halon 1301, R-13B1, R-1301, Freon 13B1, Freon 1301, BTM 149 X X X Standard, UCX H1301.png
H2 H2 Molecular hydrogen X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
H2402 C2Br2F4 Halon 2402, R-114B2 260 X X X Standard, UCX H1301.png
H2O H2O Water vapor 18 X X Standard, UCX
H2O2 H2O2 Hydrogen peroxide 34 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HAC HOCH2C(O)CH3 Hydroxyacetone 74 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HBr HBr Hydrobromic acid 81 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HCFC123 C2HCl2F3 HCFC-123, Freon 123, R-123 117 X X X Standard, UCX HCFC123.png
HCFC141b C(CH3)Cl2F HCFC-141b, Freon 141b, R-141b 117 X X X Standard, UCX HCFC141b.png
HCFC142b C(CH3)ClF2 HCFC-142b, Freon 142b, R-142b 117 X X X Standard, UCX HCFC142b.png
HCFC22 CHClF2 HCFC-22, R-22, Freon 22 86 X X X Standard, UCX HCFC22.png
HCl HCl Hydrochloric acid 36 X X X X Standard, UCX
HCOOH HCOOH Formic acid X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HC5 HOCH2CH=C(CH3)CHO Hydroxycarbonyl with 5C X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HC5OO Peroxy radical from HC5 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HNO2 HONO Nitrous acid 47 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HNO3 HNO3 Nitric acid 63 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
HNO4 HNO4 Peroxynitric acid 79 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX HNO4.png 1
HO2 HO2 Hydroperoxyl radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
HOBr HOBr Hypobromous acid 97 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
HOCl HOCl Hypochlorous acid 52 X X X Standard, UCX 1
IAP HOCH2C(CH3)(OOH)CH(OH)CHO Peroxide from IAO2 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
IEPOX Isoprene epoxide 118 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
IEPOXOO RO2 from IEPOX X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
INO2 O2NOCH2C(OO)(CH3)CH=CH2 RO2 from ISOP+NO3 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
INPN O2NOCH2C(OOH)(CH3)CH=CH2 Peroxide from INO2 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISN1 RO2 from ISOP+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISNOOA Peroxy radical from ISN1 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISNOOB Peroxy radical from ISN1 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISNOHOO Peroxy radical from ISN1 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISNP HOCH2C(OOH)(CH3)CH(ONO2)CH2OH Isoprene nitrate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
ISOP CH2=C(CH3)CH=CH2 Isoprene 12, 5C X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX ISOP.png
ISOPNB C5H9NO4 Isoprene nitrate Beta 147 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISOPNBO2 Product of ISOPNB+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
ISOPND C5H9NO4 Isoprene nitrate Delta 147 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
ISOPNDO2 Product of ISOPND+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
KO2 RO2 from > C3 ketones X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
LBRO2H Dummy species to track oxidation of BRO2 by HO2 X Standard, SOA
LBRO2N Dummy species to track oxidation of BRO2 by NO X Standard, SOA
LIMO Limonene 136.23 X X X Standard, SOA
LISOPOH Dummy species to track loss of isoprene from rxn with OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
LISOPNO3 Dummy species to track loss of isoprene from rxn with OH X Standard, SOA
LNRO2H Dummy species to track oxidation of NRO2 by HO2 X Standard, SOA
LNRO2N Dummy species to track oxidation of NRO2 by NO X Standard, SOA
LTRO2H Dummy species to track oxidation of TRO2 by HO2 X Standard, SOA
LTRO2N Dummy species to track oxidation of TRO2 by NO X Standard, SOA
LXRO2H Dummy species to track oxidation of XRO2 by HO2 X Standard, SOA
LXRO2N Dummy species to track oxidation of XRO2 by NO X Standard, SOA
MACR CH2=C(CH3)CHO Methacrolein 70 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MACRN HOCH2C(ONO2)(CH3)CHO Nitrate from MACR 149 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MACRNO2 Product of MACRN+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MACROO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MAN2 HOCH2C(ONO2)(CH3)CHO RO2 from MACR+NO3 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MAO3 CH2=C(CH3)C(O)OO Peroxyacyl from MVK and MACR X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MAOP CH2=C(CH3)C(O)OOH Peroxide from MAO3 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MAOPO2 CH2OH-CHOO*CH3C(O)OOH Peroxy radical from MAOP (addition on the double bond) X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MAP CH3C(O)OOH Peroxyacetic acid 76 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MBO Criegee intemediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MBOOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MCO3 CH3C(O)O Peroxyacetyl radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MEK RC(O)R Methyl ethyl ketone 12, 4C X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MGLOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MGLY CH3COCHO Methylglyoxyal X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MGLYOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MNO3 CH3ONO2 Methylnitrate X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MOBA HOC(=O)C(CH3)=CHCHO 5C acid from isoprene 114 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MOBAOO RO2 from MOBA X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MO2 CH3O2 Methylperoxy radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MOH CH3OH Methanol X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MONX Total monoterpenes X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MP CH3OOH Methylhydroperoxide 48 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MPN Methyl peroxy nitrate 93 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MRO2 HOCH2C(OO)(CH3)CHO RO2 from MACR+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MRP HOCH2C(OOH)(CH3)CHO Peroxide from MRO2 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MSA CH4SO3 Methanesulfonic acid 96 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MTPA Lumped monoterpenes (a-pinene, b-pinene, sabinene, carene) 136.23 X X X Standard, SOA
MTPO Terpinene, terpinolene, myrcene, ocimene, other monoterpenes 136.23 X X X Standard, SOA
MVK CH2=CHC(=O)CH3 Methylvinylketone 70 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
MVKN HOCH2CH(ONO2)C(=O)CH3 Nitrate from MVK 149 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
MVKOO Criegee intermediate X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
N N Atomic nitrogen X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
N2 N2 Molecular nitrogen X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
N2O N2O Nitrous oxide 44 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX N2O.png
N2O5 N2O5 Dinitrogen pentoxide 108 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX N2O5.png 3
NAP Naphthalene/IVOC surrogate 12, 10C X SOA-SVPOA
NH2 NH2 Ammonia radical X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NH3 NH3 Ammonia 17 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NH4 NH4 Ammonium 18 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NIT Inorganic nitrates 62 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NITs Inorganic nitrates on surface of sea salt 31.4 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NO NO Nitric oxide 30 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
NO2 NO2 Nitrogen dioxide 46 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX NO2.png 1
NO3 NO3 Nitrate radical 62 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 2
NRO2 Peroxy radical from naphthalene oxidation X Standard, SOA
O O(3P) Ground-state atomic oxygen (3P) X Standard, UCX O.png 1
O1D O(1D) Excited atomic oxygen (1D) X X Standard, UCX O.png 1
O2 O2 Molecular oxygen X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
O3 O3 Ozone 48 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX O3.png 1
OClO OClO Chlorine dioxide (OClO) 67 X X X Standard, UCX 2
OCPI Hydrophilic organic carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
OCPO Hydrophobic organic carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
OCS Carbonyl sulfide, carbonyl sulphide, COS 60 X X X Standard, UCX OCS.png
OH OH Hydroxyl radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
OPOA1 Lumped aerosol primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
OPOA2 Lumped aerosol primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
OPOG1 Lumped gas primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
OPOG2 Lumped gas primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
PAN CH3C(O)OONO2 Peroxyacetylnitrate 121 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX PAN.png 1
PMN CH2=C(CH3)C(O)OONO2 Peroxymethacryloyl nitrate (MPAN) 147 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PMNN Product of PMNO2+NO X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PMNO2 Product of PMN+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PO2 HOCH2CH(OO)CH3 RO2 from propene X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
POA1 Lumped aerosol primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
POA2 Lumped aerosol primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
POG1 Lumped gas primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
POG2 Lumped gas primary SVOCs 12, 1C X X X SOA-SVPOA
PP HOCH2CH(OOH)CH3 Peroxide from PO2 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
PPN CH3CH2C(O)OONO2 Peroxypropionylnitrate 135 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PRN1 O2NOCH2CH(OO)CH3 RO2 from propene + NO3 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PRPE C3H6 ≥C3 alkenes 12, 3C X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
PRPN O2NOCH2CH(OOH)CH3 Peroxide from PRN1 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PROPNN CH3C(=O)CH2ONO2 Propanone nitrate 119 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
PYAC CH3COCOOH Pyruvic acid X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
R4N1 RO2 from R4N2 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
R4N2 RO2NO ≥C4 alkylnitrates 119 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX 1
R4O2 RO2 from ALK4 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
R4P CH3CH2CH2CH2OOH Peroxide from R4O2 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RA3P CH3CH2CH2OOH Peroxide from A3O2 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RB3P CH3CH(OOH)CH3 Peroxide from B3O2 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RCHO CH3CH2CHO >C3 aldehydes 58 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RCO3 CH3CH2C(O)OO Peroxypropionyl radical X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RCOOH C2H5C(O)OH >C2 organic acids X
(fixed) 		Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RIO2 HOCH2C(OO)(CH3)CH=CH2

(example - all isomers lumped)

RO2 from isoprene (named as ISOPO2 in the literature) 117 X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RIP HOCH2C(OOH)(CH3)CH=CH2 Peroxide from RIO2 (named as ISOPOOH in the literature) 118 X X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
ROH C3H7OH >C2 alcohols X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
RP CH3CH2C(O)OOH Peroxide from RCO3 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
SALA Accumulation mode sea salt aerosol 31.4 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
SALC Coarse mode sea salt aerosol 31.4 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
SO2 SO2 Sulfur dioxide 64 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
SO4 SO4 Sulfate 96 X X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
SO4s SO4s Sulfate on surface of sea salt 31.4 X X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
TOLU C7H8 Toluene 12, 7C X X Standard, SOA
TRO2 Peroxy radical from toluene oxidation X Standard, SOA
TSOA0 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOG0 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
TSOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X Standard, SOA
VRO2 HOCH2CH(OO)C(O)CH3 RO2 from MVK+OH X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
VRP HOCH2CH(OOH)C(O)CH3 Peroxide from VRO2 X X Standard, Trop, SOA, UCX
XRO2 Peroxy radical from xylene oxidation X Standard, SOA
XYLE C8H10 Xylene 12, 8C X X Standard, SOA


NOTES:

  • Several hydrocarbon species are carried as as atoms C instead of molecules per species. We assign these species a molecular weight of 12 g/mole and also specify the number of moles C per moles species.

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 17:52, 14 November 2016 (UTC)

Aerosol-only

The following table lists the species in the aerosol-only simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
DMS Dimethylsulfide 62 X
SO2 Sulfur dioxide 64 X X X
SO4 Sulfate 96 X X X
SO4s Sulfate on surface of sea salt 31.4 X X X
MSA Methanesulfonic acid 96 X X X
NH3 Ammonia 17 X X X
NH4 Ammonium 18 X X X
NIT Inorganic nitrates 62 X X X
NITs Inorganic nitrates on surface of sea salt 31.4 X X X
H2O2 Hydrogen peroxide 34 X X X
BCPI Hydrophilic black carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X
OCPI Hydrophilic organic carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X
BCPO Hydrophobic black carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X
OCPO Hydrophobic organic carbon aerosol 12, 1C X X X
DST1 Dust aerosol, Reff = 0.7 microns 29 X X X
DST2 Dust aerosol, Reff = 1.4 microns 29 X X X
DST3 Dust aerosol, Reff = 2.4 microns 29 X X X
DST4 Dust aerosol, Reff = 4.5 microns 29 X X X
SALA Accumulation mode sea salt aerosol 31.4 X X X
SALC Coarse mode sea salt aerosol 31.4 X X X
MTPA Lumped monoterpenes (a-pinene, b-pinene, sabinene, carene) 136.23 X X X
LIMO Limonene 136.23 X X X
MTPO Terpinene, terpinolene, myrcene, ocimene, other monoterpenes 136.23 X X X
TSOG0 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOA0 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
TSOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of monoterpene + sesquiterpene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
ISOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of isoprene oxidation 150 X X X
BENZ Benzene 12, 6C X
TOLU Toluene 12, 7C X
XYLE Xylene 12, 8C X
ASOG1 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOG2 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOG3 Lumped semivolatile gas products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOA1 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOA2 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOA3 Lumped semivolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X
ASOAN Lumped nonvolatile aerosol products of light aromatics and IVOCs 150 X X X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 22:11, 17 November 2016 (UTC)

CO2

The following table lists the species in the CO2 simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
CO2 Total carbon dioxide 44 X
You may add the following species for a tagged CO2 simulation:
CO2ff CO2 from fossil fuel emissions 44 X
CO2oc CO2 from ocean emissions 44 X
CO2bal CO2 from balanced biosphere 44 X
CO2bb CO2 from biomass burning emissions 44 X
CO2bf CO2 from biofuel burning emissions 44 X
CO2nte CO2 from net terrestrial exchange 44 X
CO2se CO2 from ship emissions 44 X
CO2av CO2 from aircraft emissions 44 X
CO2ch CO2 from chemical source 44 X
CO2corr CO2 from chemical source surface correction 44 X
CO2bg CO2 background
(including only fossil fuel CO2) 		44 X
CO2xx CO2 tracers produced in various regions 44 X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 22:38, 17 November 2016 (UTC)

CH4

The following table lists the species in the CH4 simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
CH4 Total methane 16 X
You may add the following species for a tagged CH4 simulation:
CH4og CH4 from oil & gas emissions 16 X
CH4cm CH4 from coal mining emissions 16 X
CH4ls CH4 from livestock emissions 16 X
CH4wa CH4 from waste emissions 16 X
CH4bf CH4 from biofuel burning emissions 16 X
CH4ri CH4 from rice emissions 16 X
CH4an CH4 from other anthropogenic emissions 16 X
CH4bb CH4 from biomass burning emissions 16 X
CH4we CH4 from wetland emissions 16 X
CH4sa CH4 from soil absorption emissions 16 X
CH4nat CH4 from other natural emissions 16 X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 22:38, 17 November 2016 (UTC)

Hg

The following table lists the species in the Hg simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
Hg0 Total elemental mercury 201 X X
Hg2 Total divalent mercury 201 X X X
HgP Total particulate mercury 201 X X X
You may add the following species for tagged Hg simulation:
Hg0_can Elemental mercury from Canada anthro 201 X X
Hg0_usa Elemental mercury from USA anthro 201 X X
Hg0_cam Elemental mercury from Centeral America anthro 201 X X
Hg0_sam Elemental mercury from South America anthro 201 X X
Hg0_waf Elemental mercury from West Africa anthro 201 X X
Hg0_eaf Elemental mercury from East Africa anthro 201 X X
Hg0_saf Elemental mercury from South Africa anthro 201 X X
Hg0_naf Elemental mercury from North Africa anthro 201 X X
Hg0_eur Elemental mercury from Europe anthro 201 X X
Hg0_eeu Elemental mercury from Eastern Europe anthro 201 X X
Hg0_sov Elemental mercury from Former USSR anthro 201 X X
Hg0_mde Elemental mercury from Middle East anthro 201 X X
Hg0_sas Elemental mercury from South Asia anthro 201 X X
Hg0_sov Elemental mercury from East Asia anthro 201 X X
Hg0_sea Elemental mercury from Southeast Asia anthro 201 X X
Hg0_jpn Elemental mercury from Japan anthro 201 X X
Hg0_oce Elemental mercury from Ocean anthro 201 X X
Hg0_so Elemental mercury from Organic soils 201 X X
Hg0_bb Elemental mercury from Biomass burning 201 X X
Hg0_geo Elemental mercury from Geogenic 201 X X
Hg0_atl Elemental mercury from Middle Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_nat Elemental mercury from North Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_sat Elemental mercury from South Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_npa Elemental mercury from North Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_arc Elemental mercury from Arctic subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_ant Elemental mercury from Antarctic subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_ocn Elemental mercury from Indo-Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X
Hg0_str Elemental mercury from Stratospheric 201 X X
Hg2_can Divalent mercury from Canada anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_usa Divalent mercury from USA anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_cam Divalent mercury from Centeral America anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_sam Divalent mercury from South America anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_waf Divalent mercury from West Africa anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_eaf Divalent mercury from East Africa anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_saf Divalent mercury from South Africa anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_naf Divalent mercury from North Africa anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_eur Divalent mercury from Europe anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_eeu Divalent mercury from Eastern Europe anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_sov Divalent mercury from Former USSR anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_mde Divalent mercury from Middle East anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_sas Divalent mercury from South Asia anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_sov Divalent mercury from East Asia anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_sea Divalent mercury from Southeast Asia anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_jpn Divalent mercury from Japan anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_oce Divalent mercury from Ocean anthro 201 X X X
Hg2_so Divalent mercury from Organic soils 201 X X X
Hg2_bb Divalent mercury from Biomass burning 201 X X X
Hg2_geo Divalent mercury from Geogenic 201 X X X
Hg2_atl Divalent mercury from Middle Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_nat Divalent mercury from North Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_sat Divalent mercury from South Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_npa Divalent mercury from North Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_arc Divalent mercury from Arctic subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_ant Divalent mercury from Antarctic subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_ocn Divalent mercury from Indo-Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X X
Hg2_str Divalent mercury from Stratospheric 201 X X X
HgP_can Particulate mercury from Canada anthro 201 X X X
HgP_usa Particulate mercury from USA anthro 201 X X X
HgP_cam Particulate mercury from Centeral America anthro 201 X X X
HgP_sam Particulate mercury from South America anthro 201 X X X
HgP_waf Particulate mercury from West Africa anthro 201 X X X
HgP_eaf Particulate mercury from East Africa anthro 201 X X X
HgP_saf Particulate mercury from South Africa anthro 201 X X X
HgP_naf Particulate mercury from North Africa anthro 201 X X X
HgP_eur Particulate mercury from Europe anthro 201 X X X
HgP_eeu Particulate mercury from Eastern Europe anthro 201 X X X
HgP_sov Particulate mercury from Former USSR anthro 201 X X X
HgP_mde Particulate mercury from Middle East anthro 201 X X X
HgP_sas Particulate mercury from South Asia anthro 201 X X X
HgP_sov Particulate mercury from East Asia anthro 201 X X X
HgP_sea Particulate mercury from Southeast Asia anthro 201 X X X
HgP_jpn Particulate mercury from Japan anthro 201 X X X
HgP_oce Particulate mercury from Ocean anthro 201 X X X
HgP_so Particulate mercury from Organic soils 201 X X X
HgP_bb Particulate mercury from Biomass burning 201 X X X
HgP_geo Particulate mercury from Geogenic 201 X X X
HgP_atl Particulate mercury from Middle Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_nat Particulate mercury from North Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_sat Particulate mercury from South Atlantic subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_npa Particulate mercury from North Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_arc Particulate mercury from Arctic subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_ant Particulate mercury from Antarctic subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_ocn Particulate mercury from Indo-Pacific subsurface waters 201 X X X
HgP_str Particulate mercury from Stratospheric 201 X X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 20:44, 21 November 2016 (UTC)

POPs

The following table lists the species in the POPs simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
POPG Gas-phase POP 178.23 (PHE)
202.25 (PYR)
252.31 (BaP) 		X X X
POPPOCPO Organic carbon-bound particulate 178.23 (PHE)
202.25 (PYR)
252.31 (BaP) 		X X X
POPPOCPI Organic carbon-bound particulate 178.23 (PHE)
202.25 (PYR)
252.31 (BaP) 		X X X
POPPBCPO Black carbon-bound particulate 178.23 (PHE)
202.25 (PYR)
252.31 (BaP) 		X X X
POPPBCPI Black carbon-bound particulate 178.23 (PHE)
202.25 (PYR)
252.31 (BaP) 		X X X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 20:51, 21 November 2016 (UTC)

Tagged CO

The following table lists the species in the Tagged CO simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
CO Total carbon monoxide 28 X
COus CO from US fossil fuel emissions 28 X
COeur CO from European fossil fuel emissions 28 X
COasia CO from Asian fossil fuel emissions 28 X
COoth CO from other fossil fuel emissions
(rest of world) 		28 X
CObbAm CO from South American biomass burning emissions 28 X
CObbAf CO from African biomass burning emissions 28 X
CObbAs CO from SE Asian biomass burning emissions 28 X
CObbOc CO from Oceania biomass burning emissions 28 X
CObbEu CO from European biomass burning emissions 28 X
CObbNA CO from North American biomass burning emissions 28 X
COch4 CO chemically produced from CH4 oxidation 28 X
CObiof CO from biofuel burning emissions (whole world) 28 X
COisop CO chemically produced from isoprene oxidation 28 X
COmono CO chemically produced from monoterpene oxidation 28 X
COmeoh CO chemically produced from methanol oxidation 28 X
COacet CO chemically produced from acetone oxidation 28 X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 22:38, 17 November 2016 (UTC)

Tagged O3

The following table lists the species in the Tagged O3 simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
O3 Total ozone 46 X X
O3Strt O3 produced in the stratosphere 46 X X
You may add the following optional species:
O3UT O3 produced in the upper troposphere (above 350 hPa) 46 X X
O3MT O3 produced in the middle troposphere (PBL top - 350 hPa) 46 X X
O3ROW O3 produced in the rest of the world 46 X X
O3PcBL O3 produced in the Pacific Ocean boundary layer 46 X X
O3NABL O3 produced in the North American boundary layer 46 X X
O3AtBL O3 produced in the Atlantic Ocean boundary layer 46 X X
O3EuBL O3 produced in the European boundary layer 46 X X
O3AfBL O3 produced in the African boundary layer 46 X X
O3AsBl O3 produced in the Asian boundary layer 46 X X
O3Init O3 from the initial condition 46 X X
O3USA O3 produced over the United States (surface - tropopause) 46 X X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 21:08, 21 November 2016 (UTC)

Rn-Pb-Be

The following table lists the species in the Rn-Pb-Be simulation.

Species Full name Molec wt
(g/mol) 		Advect Drydep Wetdep
Rn Radon-222 isotope 222 X
Pb Lead-210 isotope 210 X X X
Be7 Beryllium-7isotope 7 X X X
PASV Passive species 1 X

--Melissa Sulprizio (talk) 21:08, 21 November 2016 (UTC)

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