Fast response in situ particle measurements within the Kuwait oil smoke plume showed that about 70% of the particles are cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) active at about 1% supersaturation. The CCN size range included the entire measured particle size range between 0.024 and 1 μm. The portion of the aerosol spectrum below 0.1 μm appeared to be internally mixed (various compositions within each particle), while the larger particles tended to be externally mixed (various compositions for different particles but homogeneous composition within each particle). The majority of the CCN are very water soluble (critical supersaturations below 0.2%). -from Authors
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Hudson, J. G., & Clarke, A. D. (1992). Aerosol and cloud condensation nuclei measurements in the Kuwait plume. Journal of Geophysical Research, 97(D13). https://doi.org/10.1029/92jd00800
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