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Table 1. Ratios of BC/CO and OA/CO from this study and several previous measurements.
Table 2. BC core size distribution properties for the three plumes, and a comparison of literature values.
Figure 1. 5 day HYSPLIT backtrajectories, starting at the time and location sampled (the square markers) and with triangular markers every 6 h
Figure 3. Correlations of (a) OA/CO, (b) BC/CO and (c) BC/B Sca in the three plumes. The slopes (which were calculated by orthogonal distance regression) are listed in Table 1 for (a) and (b) and Table 3 for (c).
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