Modeling of growth and evaporation effects on the extinction of 1.0-microm solar radiation traversing stratospheric sulfuric acid aerosols.
暂无分享,去创建一个
[1] Modeling of growth, evaporation and sedimentation effects on transmission of visible and IR laser beams in artificial fogs. , 1980, Applied optics.
[2] H. J. Mastenbrook. Water Vapor Distribution in the Stratosphere and High Troposphere , 1968 .
[3] M. McCormick,et al. Satellite studies of the stratospheric aerosol , 1979 .
[4] Owen B. Toon,et al. A global average model of atmospheric aerosols for radiative transfer calculations , 1976 .
[5] M. McCormick,et al. Inversion of stratospheric aerosol and gaseous constituents from spacecraft solar extinction data in the 0.38-1.0-microm wavelength region. , 1979, Applied optics.
[6] Owen B. Toon,et al. Microphysical Processes Affecting Stratospheric Aerosol Particles , 1977 .
[7] G. Yue,et al. Modeling of coagulation-sedimentation effects on transmission of visible/IR laser beams in aerosol media. , 1979, Applied optics.
[8] K. F. Palmer,et al. Optical constants of sulfuric Acid; application to the clouds of venus? , 1975, Applied optics.
[9] J. Rosen. The Boiling Point of Stratospheric Aerosols , 1971 .
[10] T. Vermeulen,et al. VAPOR-LIQUID EQUILIBRIA FOR AQUEOUS SULFURIC ACID , 1964 .
[11] F. Arnold,et al. First measurements of gas phase sulphuric acid in the stratosphere , 1980, Nature.
[12] R. Penndorf. ANALYSIS OF OZONE AND WATER VAPOR FIELD MEASUREMENT DATA , 1978 .
[13] James M. Rosen,et al. Stratospheric Aerosol Measurements III: Optical Model Calculations , 1976 .
[14] P. Hamill,et al. The homogeneous nucleation rates of H2SO4-H2O aerosol particles in air , 1979 .