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Kinetic model framework for aerosol and cloud surface chemistry and gas-particle interactions ? Part 1: General equations, parameters, and terminology

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Fig. 1. Gas phase diffusion correction factor C g,Xi plotted against Knudsen number Kn Xi for different uptake coefficients and  transi-tion regime flux matching approaches: γ Xi =1 for black lines and symbols; γ Xi =0.1 for red lines and symbols; γ Xi =0.
Fig. 2. Double-layer surface model compartments and transport fluxes for volatile species X i (left) and non-volatile species Y j (right).
Fig. 3. Classification of chemical reactions between volatile and non-volatile species at the surface.
Fig. 4. Double-layer surface model compartments and transport fluxes for semivolatile species Z k .

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