Size distributions of fine silicate and other particles in Masaya's volcanic plume

Size distributions of fine silicate and other particles in Masaya's volcanic plume

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[1] Direct-sampling and remote-sensing measurements were made at the crater rim of Masaya volcano (Nicaragua) to sample the aerosol plume emanating from the active vent. We report the first measurements of the size distribution of fine silicate particles (d < 10 μm) in Masaya's plume, by...

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Main Authors:	Martin, R, Mather, T, Pyle, D, Power, M, Tsanev, V, Oppenheimer, C, Allen, A, Horwell, C, Ward, E
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2009

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