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Chemical composition of ambient aerosol, ice residues and cloud droplet residues in mixed-phase clouds: single particle analysis during the Cloud and Aerosol Characterization Experiment (CLACE 6)

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Fig. 1. SPLAT (upper panel) and ATOFMS (middle panel) instru- instru-ments connected to the total inlet and Ice-CVI
Fig. 2. Overall size statistics of the background aerosol particles (left), cloud ice residues (middle) and cloud droplet residues (right) detected with the SPLAT instrument (upper row) and the ATOFMS (lower row) during CLACE 6 for the different particle t
Fig. 3. Cluster centers from the classification of background aerosol particles (BG), ice residues (IR) and droplet residues (DR)
Table 1. Frequency of occurrence of a signal strength of >10% (>1%, respectively) for the listed ion compared to the largest peak of the spectrum for the SPLAT data; example: in 11% of all background particle spectra the CH − peak was at least as hig
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