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A method for single particle mass spectrometry of ice nuclei

Cziczo et al., 2003

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Cziczo D
DeMott P
Brock C
Hudson P
Jesse B
Kreidenweis S
Prenni A
Schreiner J
Thomson D
Murphy D
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Aerosol Science & Technology

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High altitude cirrus clouds play an important role in the terrestrial radiation budget. Cirrus clouds are composed of ice particles that generally form on only a small subset, from 1 in 10 to 1 in 10 5, of the background aerosol. Ice particles may form due to the homogeneous …
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