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HOMOGENEOUS CONDENSATION IN NOZZLES AND TURBINES

J.B.Young

SMALL-ION AND NANO-AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND CONCENTRATION PROFILE FROM CANDLE BURNING

M. D. Wright, P. A. Keitch, D. L. Henshaw

ON ROAD PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM A DIESEL PASSENGER CAR AROUND CAMBRIDGE

Jonathan P.R. Symonds, Mark G. Rushton and Kingsley St.J. Reavell.

Spectroscopic Studies of Optically Tweezed Aerosol Droplets

J.P. Reid, L. Mitchem, J. Buajarern, J. Butler, K.H. Hanford, K.J. Knox, A. Laurain and H. Meresman

Exploring the interactions between atmospheric ions and micrometre sized aerosols

S T Parker, K L Baxter, E V J Foot

AN INEXPENSIVE INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE THE VERTICAL PROFILE OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR’S ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY

K.A. Nicoll and R.G. Harrison

PARTICULATE MATTER IN VARIOUS MODES OF TRANSPORT

Zaheer Ahmad Nasir and Ian Colbeck

Atmospheric Aerosol Measurement at the Holme Moss field site, North-West England

W.T. Morgan, H. Coe, B. Andrews, J.A. Ogren, J.D. Allan, K. N. Bower, M. Flynn, B. Corris, G. McFiggans, P. I. Williams, M. Irwin, N. Good, D. Liu, T. W. Choularton, R. Burgess, M. W. Gallagher, A. Hamilton, A. Targino

FINE STRUCTURE OF CORONA ION INDUCED TIME-VARYING ELECTRIC FIELDS NEAR HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES

J C Matthews & D L Henshaw

OBSERVATIONS OF THE AEROSOL AND GASES IN THE PLUME GENERATED BY THE DECEMBER 2005 OIL DEPOT EXPLOSIONS AND PROLONGED FIRE AT BUNCEFIELD OIL DEPOT AND ASSOCIATED ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES

TA Mather, RG Harrison, VI Tsanev, DM Pyle, ML Karumudi, AJ Bennett, GM Sawyer & EJ Highwood

Fundamental Problems of Evaporating droplets

Ian Eames, Mark Landeryou, Christian Klettner & George Bergeles

ORIGINS OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL FLUCTUATIONS

C. F. Clement

SIMULATION OF THE GROWTH AND DECAY OF SMALL CLUSTERS

J C Barrett and A P Knight

MEASUREMENTS OF ATMOSPHERIC CLUSTER IONS

K L Aplin & R G Harrison

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