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Research methods to support comprehensive
biological agent aerosol hazard assessments.
KEVIN T. HOMMEMA, Ann E. Murdock,
Jane P. Fife, Battelle Memorial Institute
Quantifying the Global Spread of and Cancer
Risk due to Particulate and Gas-Phase
Radionuclides from the Fukushima Dai-ichi
Nuclear Reactor Meltdowns. MARK Z JA-
COBSON, John Ten Hoeve, Stanford University
6E MODELING AEROSOL CHEMISTRY II
SEBASTIAN I 1-3
Donald Dabdub and Nicole Riemer, chairs
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Primary vs. Secondary and Natural vs.
Anthropogenic Contributions to Aerosol
Number Concentrations in the European
Boundary Layer. ILONA RIIPINEN, Christos
Fountoukis, Joonas Merikanto, Hugo Denier
van der Gon, Panagiotis Haralabidis, Ari Asmi,
et al., University of Helsinki
Assessing Relative Contributions of Emissions
Globally to Local Aerosol Concentrations: First
Applications of the Adjoint of ISORROPIA in
the Adjoint of GEOS-Chem. SHANNON CAPPS,
Daven Henze, Armistead Russell, Athanasios
Nenes, Georgia Institute of Technology
Parameterization of hygroscopic properties
and composition of atmospheric particles.
LODHI NAEEM, Michael Mozurkewich, York
University Toronto
Probing the Formation of Molecular Bromine
From Deliquesced NaBr Aerosol in
the Presence of Ozone and UV Light. PAUL
NISSENSON, Lisa M Wingen, Sherri W Hunt,
Barbara J Finlayson-Pitts, Donald Dabdub,
University of California Irvine
Modeling Deliquescence and Hygroscopic
Growth Behavior of Mixed Organic-Inorganic
Aerosols. RAHUL ZAVERI, Gordon
McFiggans, Simon Clegg, Anthony Wexler,
Pacific Norhwest National Laboratory