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Source and reaction pathways of dicarboxylic acids, ketoacids and dicarbonyls in arctic aerosols: One year of observations
Kimitaka KawamuraHideki KasukabeLeonard A. Barrie
Year: 1996 Journal: Atmospheric Environment Vol: 30 (10-11)Pages: 1709-1722 Publisher: Elsevier BV
Keywords:
Oxalic acid Dicarboxylic acid Succinic acid Chemistry Malonic acid Environmental chemistry Azelaic acid Aerosol Glyoxal Organic chemistry
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Atmospheric Ozone and Climate
Physical Sciences → Earth and Planetary Sciences → Atmospheric Science
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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