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Towards the improvements of simulating the chemical and optical properties of Chinese aerosols using an online coupled model–CUACE/AeroZhou et al., 2012
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- Zhou C
- Gong S
- Zhang X
- Liu H
- Xue M
- Cao G
- An X
- Che H
- Zhang Y
- Niu T
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- Tellus B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
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ABSTRACT CUACE/Aero, the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) Unified Atmospheric Chemistry Environment for aerosols, is a comprehensive numerical aerosol module incorporating emissions, gaseous chemistry and size-segregated multi-component …
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