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1. Atmospheric Aerosols

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   Sea Salt Aerosols (SSA)/): Generated primarily through the bursting of bubbles at the ocean surface, SSA typically constitutes the most abundant natural aerosol by mass over remote oceanic regions. Their size distribution is generally trimodal, but the accumulation mode particles are critical for long-range marine cloud formation. The primary constituent is sodium chloride ($\text{NaCl}$)/), though [magnesium sulfate ($\text…

2. Atmospheric Aerosols

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   | Stratosphere | Months to Years | Major volcanic eruptions | Global longwave and shortwave DRE/) |
   Stratospheric sulfate aerosols, injected above the Junge layer, exert a pronounced global cooling effect because the aerosol layer is above the bulk of terrestrial absorption layers and remains dry, preventing efficient gravitational settling. The persistence of t…

3. Atmospheric Composition

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   The concentration of water vapor ($\text{H}_2\text{O}$) is highly variable, ranging from near zero in polar deserts to over $4\%$ in humid tropical zones. This variability is the dominant factor influencing the dew point and immediate local weather patterns [5].
   Aerosols—solid or liquid particles suspended in the gas—include sulfates, nitrates, dust, and [biological remnan…