Mass yields of secondary organic aerosols from the oxidation of α-pinene and real plant emissions
Liqing Hao(University of Eastern Finland), Ari Laaksonen(Finnish Meteorological Institute), M. K. Kajos(University of Helsinki), Janne Rinne(Lund University), Petri Tiitta(University of Eastern Finland), Douglas R. Worsnop(University of Helsinki), Juha Heijari(University of Eastern Finland), Pasi Miettinen(University of Eastern Finland), A. Jaatinen(University of Eastern Finland), Jorma Joutsensaari(University of Eastern Finland), James N. Smith(University of California, Irvine), Pasi Yli‐Pirilä(University of Eastern Finland), Jarmo K. Holopainen(University of Eastern Finland), Sami Romakkaniemi(University of Eastern Finland), P. Vaattovaara(University of Eastern Finland), Markku Kulmala(University of Helsinki), A. Kortelainen(University of Eastern Finland), Jesse H. Kroll(IIT@MIT)
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