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Physical Properties of Aerosol Internally Mixed With Soot Particles in a Biogenically Dominated Environment in California
Atmospheric soot particles are often internally mixed with organic aerosol. The geometric distribution of the mixing components affects the soot particles' radiative properties. Here we present an electron microscopy analysis of particles collected in a biogenically dominated environment to understa
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