Lava-sea-air contact areas as sources of sea-salt particles in the atmosphere

A. H. Woodcock; A. T. Spencer

doi:10.1029/jz066i009p02873

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Lava-sea-air contact areas as sources of sea-salt particles in the atmosphere

A. H. Woodcock A. T. Spencer

Year: 1961 Journal: Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres Vol: 66 (9)Pages: 2873-2887 Publisher: American Geophysical Union

DOI: 10.1029/jz066i009p02873

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Lava Cloud condensation nuclei Sea salt Geology Seawater Particle-size distribution Atmosphere (unit) Volcano Boiling Particle size Mineralogy Atmospheric sciences Aerosol Meteorology Geochemistry Oceanography Physics Paleontology

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