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Tellus Volume 31, 1979 - Issue 6
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Individual particle analysis of Antarctic aerosols

F. ParungoAtmospheric Physics and Chemistry Laboratory, ERL, NOAA, Bou1der; Colorado80303, USA.
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E. AckermanAtmospheric Physics and Chemistry Laboratory, ERL, NOAA, Bou1der; Colorado80303, USA.
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W. CaldwellAtmospheric Physics and Chemistry Laboratory, ERL, NOAA, Bou1der; Colorado80303, USA.
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H. K. WeickmannAtmospheric Physics and Chemistry Laboratory, ERL, NOAA, Bou1der; Colorado80303, USA.
Pages 521-529 | Received 26 Mar 1979, Published online: 15 Dec 2016
 
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Abstract

Aerosol samples were collected on Nucleopore filters at the South Pole Station. The particles were analyzed with an electron microscope for their morphology, size distribution, and concentration. The chemical composition of individual particles was determined with an X-ray energy spectrometer. The results provide basic information on the physical and chemical properties of Antarctic aerosols as well as their source and journey.

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