Hygroscopic growth and CCN activation of aerosols during Indian Summer Monsoon over a rain-shadow region
Authors:
- V. JayachandranVJV. Jayachandran
- Sudarsan BeraSBSudarsan Bera
- Shivdas P. BankarSBShivdas P. Bankar
- Neelam MalapNMNeelam Malap
- Mercy VargheseMVMercy Varghese
- P.D. SafaiPSP.D. Safai
- Mahen KonwarMKMahen Konwar
- Kiran S. TodekarKTKiran S. Todekar
- Y. Jaya RaoYRY. Jaya Rao
- P. MurugavelPMP. Murugavel
- Thara V. PrabhaTPThara V. Prabha
- 1 April 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Research
- Vol. 267
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Earth Sciences
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