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Table 1. Populations, constituents, and possible particle mixing state considerations in the radiation calculations: homogeneously internally mixed (HI), externally mixed (EM), core shell particles (CS).
Table 2. Emission sizes, geometric mean diameters in [µm] of carbonaceous aerosols.
Table 3. Global annual average values for the net aerosol direct e ff ect (ADE), for sulfate and nitrate (ACC), OC (OCC), BC, sulfate and nitrate (BC-SU, population BC1, BC2, BC3, BCS), BC, sulfate, nitrate and OC (BC-OC, population BOC); AIF is indirect a
Table 4. Comparison between model simulations and EMEP (EU) and IMPROVE (US) surface BC concentrations, and AERONET absorption optical thickness (AAOT) and optical thickness (AOT)
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