Ion-induced nucleation of pure biogenic particles.

Ion-induced nucleation of pure biogenic particles.
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DOI:
10.1038/nature17953
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2016-05-26
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64.8
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Curtius J
Curtius J
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Kirkby J;Duplissy J;Sengupta K;Frege C;Gordon H;Williamson C;Heinritzi M;Simon M;Yan C;Almeida J;Tröstl J;Nieminen T;Ortega IK;Wagner R;Adamov A;Amorim A;Bernhammer AK;Bianchi F;Breitenlechner M;Brilke S;Chen X;Craven J;Dias A;Ehrhart S;Flagan RC;Franchin A;Fuchs C;Guida R;Hakala J;Hoyle CR;Jokinen T;Junninen H;Kangasluoma J;Kim J;Krapf M;Kürten A;Laaksonen A;Lehtipalo K;Makhmutov V;Mathot S;Molteni U;Onnela A;Peräkylä O;Piel F;Petäjä T;Praplan AP;Pringle K;Rap A;Richards NA;Riipinen I;Rissanen MP;Rondo L;Sarnela N;Schobesberger S;Scott CE;Seinfeld JH;Sipilä M;Steiner G;Stozhkov Y;Stratmann F;Tomé A;Virtanen A;Vogel AL;Wagner AC;Wagner PE;Weingartner E;Wimmer D;Winkler PM;Ye P;Zhang X;Hansel A;Dommen J;Donahue NM;Worsnop DR;Baltensperger U;Kulmala M;Carslaw KS;Curtius J

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