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Properties of Sarychev sulphate aerosols over the Arctic
Aerosols from the Sarychev Peak volcano entered the Arctic region less than a week after the strongest SO 2 eruption on June 15 and 16, 2009 and had, by the first week in July, spread out over the entire Arctic region. These predominantly stratospheric aerosols were determined to be sub-micro
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