Deposition velocity of H2: A new algorithm for its dependence on soil moisture and temperature

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We derive an analytical expression for the deposition velocity of H2 on soil, vd, which explicitly describes the dependence of vd on the average soil moisture, Θ̄W, and temperature, T. It is based on the solution of the equation for vertical diffusion in a two-layer soil model consisting of a dry top layer of a depth, δ, free of H2 removal, and a moist deeper layer with a uniform H2 removal rate constant. The dependence of δ on Θ̄W is derived from modelled vertical profiles of UW. The resulting dependence of vd on Θ̄W is compared to the previously used vd(Θ̄W) derived from a single-layer model, i.e. one without a dry top layer, and with a set of vd from field measurements. The implications are discussed. © 2013 D. H. Ehhalt and F. Rohrer.

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Ehhalt, D. H., & Rohrer, F. (2013). Deposition velocity of H2: A new algorithm for its dependence on soil moisture and temperature. Tellus, Series B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology, 65(1). https://doi.org/10.3402/tellusb.v65i0.19904

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