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From late February to mid April 1985 pressurized air samples were collected 3 times per week on weathership M in the North Atlantic and in Ny-Ålesund on Svalbard. The samples were analyzed for individual light hydrocarbons C2-C6, and it was found that the average sum of C2-C6 hydrocarbons was about 35 ppbC in Ny-Ålesund and 31 ppbC on ship M, with the least reactive species ethane and propane as the most abundant ones.
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