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June 15, 2006The Journal of Physical Chemistry A

Crystallization of Aqueous Inorganic−Malonic Acid Particles: Nucleation Rates, Dependence on Size, and Dependence on the Ammonium-to-Sulfate Ratio

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MPMatthew T. ParsonsEnvironment and Climate Change CanadaJRJenna L. RiffellABAllan K. BertramUniversity of British Columbia

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