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Technical note: Relating functional group measurements to carbon types for improved model-measurement comparisons of organic aerosol composition

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Functional group (FG) analysis provides a means by which functionalization in organic aerosol can be attributed to the abundances of its underlying molecular structures. However, performing this attribution requires additional, unobserved details about the ...

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