[DBLK]

...as an undergraduate in 1987 I can recall a series of lectures on the photochemicaly catalysed reactions between oxides of Nitrogen, Sulfur, Carbon, Methane, CFC's etc...in our very outer atmospheric layers...exposed to the full radiation of the sun..
...these are free radical reactions...the main purpose of the free radical activity is to produce tri-oxygen and eventually oxygen....the inhibitors to this primary reaction..are the oxide gases of elements mentioned earlier...the pollutants act like free radical 'scavengers'..to say they compete ...and due to their high concentration...the Kinetics of side reactions will be favourable...
...if you understand this topic I would love to ask you a question...

....what do you think would be the effect of introducing hydrogen peroxide into this radical chain reaction..I would love your opinion..many thanks for reading.

[Borek]

I don't think you need to "introduce" hydrogen peroxide there - from my vague recollection OH· is already an important part of the system, if it happens to recombine it produces H₂O₂ (so technically hydrogen peroxide is already present).

[Corribus]

You remember correctly, Borek.

Moller, Atmospheric Environment, Volume 43, Issue 37, December 2009, Pages 5923-5936
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