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Size-segregated aerosol mass closure and chemical composition in Monte Cimone (I) during MINATROC

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Fig. 1. Mean diurnal variations in CO 2 concentrations at MTC during the 4 June–4 July 2002 period.
Fig. 2. Correlation between ash (considered to be mineral dust) and nss Ca 2+ in samples collected with a PM10 Hi-Vol sampler and the cascade impactor, respectively
Fig. 3. Correlation between sub-µm NO − 3 concentrations obtained from stages 1-3 of the low- low-pressure impactor and the artifact free WAD-SJAC combination.
Fig. 4. Correlations between aerosol mass concentrations m GM obtained from the low-pressure impactor and aerosol volume obtained from the DMA and OPC in (a) the sub-µm and (b) the super-µm aerosol fractions
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