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Contribution of crystalline iron-containing particles and bioaerosols to ice-nucleating particles over the North Pacific
Ice-nucleating particles (INPs) from mineral particles and bioaerosols in the atmosphere affect cloud properties and thus climate. Crystalline iron (Fe)-containing particles are originated from lithogenic, anthropogenic, and pyrogenic sources, whereas bioaerosols are emitted from terrestrial and mar
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