Chemical Analysis of Single Aerosol Particles Using Laser Ionization

D. M. Murphy

doi:10.1364/LACA.1994.ThA.1

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper ThA.1
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Chemical Analysis of Single Aerosol Particles Using Laser Ionization

D. M. Murphy

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis 1994

Wyoming United States
8–11 March 1994
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Abstract

Aerosol particles are known to be extremely important for both radiative climate forcing and atmospheric chemistry. A basic requirement for understanding aerosol effects is knowledge of the composition of particles. Both heterogeneous chemistry and cloud condensation properties depends on the composition. Aerosol composition also provides essential information on the sources of particles.

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