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July 8, 2014The Journal of Physical Chemistry A

Volatility and Oxidative Aging of Aqueous Maleic Acid Aerosol Droplets and the Dependence on Relative Humidity

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BDBenjamin J. Dennis‐SmitherBP (United Kingdom)FMFrances H. MarshallUniversity of BristolRMRachael E. H. MilesUniversity of Bristol

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