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The Intricate Nonadiabatic Dynamics of NO<sup>+</sup> and NO<sub>3</sub><sup>-</sup> Mutual Neutralization. [PDF]
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Iron deficiency strategy toward single-phase high-entropy M-type ferrites for broadband millimeter-wave absorption with low thickness. [PDF]
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Atmospheric Pressure Ion Sources
Mass Spectrometry Reviews, 2009AbstractThis review of atmospheric pressure ion sources discusses major developments that have occurred since 1991. Advances in the instrumentation and understanding of the key physical principles are the primary focus. Developments with electrospray and atmospheric pressure chemical ionization and variations encompassing adaptations for surface ...
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ELECTRICITY IN THE ATMOSPHERE | Ions in the Atmosphere
2015Earth's atmosphere, like all planetary atmospheres, is constantly ionized by cosmic rays. Close to the surface, natural radioactivity is the dominant source of ionization. This article describes the generation and physical characteristics of atmospheric cluster-ions, including their size, composition, transport, and electrical properties, and gives an ...
Aplin, K. L., Harrison, R. G.
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1951
In considering the subject of atmospheric ions, it has been possible, because of space limitations, to consider only those conditions of the atmosphere which are regarded as normal and to include in the discussions, which are of necessity brief, only those items which are most important.
G. R. Wait, W. D. Parkinson
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In considering the subject of atmospheric ions, it has been possible, because of space limitations, to consider only those conditions of the atmosphere which are regarded as normal and to include in the discussions, which are of necessity brief, only those items which are most important.
G. R. Wait, W. D. Parkinson
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Atmospheric Ion-induced Aerosol Nucleation
Space Science Reviews, 2006Ion-induced nucleation has been suggested to be a potentially important mechanism for atmospheric aerosol formation. Ions are formed in the background atmosphere by galactic cosmic rays. A possible connection between galactic cosmic rays and cloudiness has been proposed.
Curtius, J., Lovejoy, E., Froyd, K.
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