Table A.2
Reactions with |RCC| > 0.5 for the main atmospheric species.
| Reaction | Species | Maximum RCC |
|---|---|---|
| N(2D) + CO → N(4S) + CO | N(2D) | −1.0 |
| H+ | −0.67 | |
| C2H6 | 0.52 | |
| N+ + C → N(4S) + C+ | N+ | −0.80 |
 |
−0.55 | |
 |
N2 | −0.61 |
| CO | −0.5 | |
| H + N(4S) → NH | N(4S) | −0.55 |
| C + N2 → CNN | C2H2 | −0.51 |
| CH + N2 → HCNN | H | −0.52 |
 |
 |
−0.72 |
 |
 |
−0.71 |
Notes. These reactions are identified through the sensitivity analyses done for each of the main atmospheric species at the altitude where the uncertainty on this species abundance is maximum, as given in Table 6. These analyses are done for 250 iterations of the Monte Carlo procedure. The value of the RCC is given along with the species for which it is reached.
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