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Articles | Volume 17, issue 16
Articles | Volume 17, issue 16
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28 Aug 2017
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Dynamic consideration of smog chamber experiments

Wayne K. Chuang and Neil M. Donahue

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Experiments on organic aerosol formation are important for our understanding of climate. Recent experiments on the reaction of ozone with alpha-pinene showed high production of extremely low-volatility organics. This appeared to contradict prior volatility distributions derived from equilibrium partitioning. We examined this using a dynamic volatility basis set model and found that the delay between the production and condensation of organics is integral to reconciling this difference.
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