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2. RATIO OF FINE AEROSOL FLUX Diameter, prn N ( m)' N (sea level)" N ( m)c N (sea level)" •T = °K, ft = kgrrT' 1 = "^ p. = kg rrT!

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3. Nov 07,  · Further sea level rise increases the mixing even more. Depending on how these two factors interact, underground brackish water can extend .

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5. aerosol was dominated by fine mode pollution whereas for ACE-Asia the samples were a mix of fine mode aerosol (primarily pollution) and coarse mode aerosol (primarily dust, but sometimes sea salt). The presence of a significant coarse mode complicates the in situ measurements because of the difficulties in efficiently passing large aerosol through.

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6. The stratospheric aerosol depth derived from all of these datasets shows good agreement, with the largest discrepancy (20 %) being observed between the new CALIOP Level 3 and the other datasets. All datasets consistently reveal a relatively quiescent period between and , followed by an active period of multiple eruptions (e.g., Nabro.

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7. Jun 30,  · This image is a composite of the OMPS aerosol index and the VIIRS visible image both from NASA/NOAA’s Suomi NPP satellite on June The .

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8. µm radius particle at sea level is cm s-1, as compared to cm s-1 for a µm particle. The bulk of the atmospheric aerosol mass is present in the lower troposphere, reflecting the short residence time of aerosols against deposition (~ weeks; see problem 8. 1). Aerosol concentrations.

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