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Sulfate <strong>Aerosols</strong> • The majority of these particles come from the combustion of sulfur containing fossil fuels
Another Source • Over the oceans is a major source of sulfate aerosols • Phytoplankton produce dimethylsulphide gas (DMS) when they die • DMS slowly diffuses into the atmosphere where it oxidizes to form sulfur dioxide, then converts to sulfate aerosols
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