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Volatile organic compounds and their role in secondary aerosol chemistry in a cold and dark urban environment
The role of volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions in secondary aerosol chemistry in urban subarctic environments remains poorly understood. Previous studies in wintertime Fairbanks, Alaska suggest that aldehydes may serve as precursors of sulfur(IV) adducts in aerosols, contributing to the high
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