An air mass has 100 ppt of sulfur dioxide gas (SO2) and 1 ug/m3 of sulfate aerosols (as SO4-). Compare the relative amounts of gaseous vs. aerosol sulfur.

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An air mass has 100 ppt of sulfur dioxide gas (SO2) and 1 ug/m³ of sulfate aerosols (as SO4^-). Compare the relative amounts of gaseous vs. aerosol sulfur.

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