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This manuscript presents an idealized simulation of Arctic cirrus formation driven by synoptic-scale motions. The calculations of HNO3 uptake include the potentially impor-tant process of diffusional burial in growing ice crystals. The conclusions concerning supersaturation within the cloud and dehy...
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