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Modelling the cloud condensation nucleus activity of organic acids

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Fig. 1. Surface tension of organic acids as a function of the droplet radius to dry particle radius.
Fig. 2. Water activity of organic acids as a function of droplet radius to dry particle radius.
Fig. 3. Van’t Hoff factors of organic acids in a droplet formed on a dry particle of 100 nm in diameter.
Fig. 4. Critical supersaturation as a function of dry particle diameter for the 5 α, ω-dicarboxylic acids studied.
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