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Modelling the Gas-Particle Partitioning and Water Uptake of Isoprene-Derived Secondary Organic Aerosol at High and Low Relative Humidity

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Amaladhasan, DA

Heyn, C

Hoyle, CR

El Haddad, I

Elser, M

Pieber, SM

Slowik, JG

Amorim, A

Duplissy, J

Ehrhart, S

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Rissanen, M

Stozhkov, Y

Wagner, R

Hansel, A

Kirkby, J

Gysel Beer, M

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2022

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in ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, ISSN: 1680-7316

Volume: 22, Issue: 1, Pages: 215-244 (30)

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DOI: 10.5194/acp-22-215-2022

Scopus: 2-s2.0-85122928559

Wos: WOS:000740531800001

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ISSN: 1680-7316

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Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name
1	Amaladhasan, DA;	2	Heyn, C;	3	Hoyle, CR;
4	El Haddad, I;	5	Elser, M;	6	Pieber, SM;
7	Slowik, JG;	8	Amorim, A;	9	Duplissy, J;
10	Ehrhart, S;	11	Makhmutov, V;	12	Molteni, U;
13	Rissanen, M;	14	Stozhkov, Y;	15	Wagner, R;
16	Hansel, A;	17	Kirkby, J;	18	Donahue, NM;
19	Volkamer, R;	20	Baltensperger, U;	21	Gysel Beer, M;
22	Zuend, A;

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