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Record growth of stratospheric aerosols from 2019 Raikoke eruption with sulfate-coating of submicronic ash
The 2019 Raikoke stratospheric eruption is one of the strongest in the satellite era, yet its particle composition remains debated. The eruption generated a long-lived, compact, and vorticized volcanic plume (VVP), usually observed in biomass burning smoke plumes, but identified for the first time f
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