Measurements of the sensitivity of aerosol hygroscopicity and the κ parameter to the O/C ratio.

Measurements of the sensitivity of aerosol hygroscopicity and the κ parameter to the O/C ratio.
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10.1021/jp407991n
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2013-12
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The journal of physical chemistry. A
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A. Rickards;R. E. H. Miles;J. F. Davies;Frances H. Marshall;J. Reid
A. Rickards;R. E. H. Miles;J. F. Davies;Frances H. Marshall;J. Reid
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作者:
A. Rickards;R. E. H. Miles;J. F. Davies;Frances H. Marshall;J. Reid

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