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2. Dusty Plasma Effects in Near Earth Space and Interplanetary Medium I. Mann et al.
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6. Uptake of Fe, Na and K atoms on low-temperature ice: implications for metal atom scavenging in the vicinity of polar mesospheric clouds B. Murray & J. Plane
7. Charged dust phenomena in the near-Earth space environment W. Scales & A. Mahmoudian
8. Microwave-Assisted Pretreatment of Sago Palm Bark S. Ethaib et al.
9. On the necessary complexity of modeling of the Polar Mesosphere Summer Echo Overshoot Effect A. BIEBRICHER et al.
10. Laboratory studies and modelling of mesospheric iron chemistry J. Plane et al.
11. Rethinking the Mesosphere's Magnesium Ion Chemistry S. Petrie
12. Comprehensive Study of the Hydration and Dehydration Reactions of Carbon Dioxide in Aqueous Solution X. Wang et al.
13. Depletion of mesospheric sodium during extended period of pulsating aurora T. Takahashi et al.
14. Meteor induced chemistry, ablation products, and dust in the middle and upper atmosphere from optical spectroscopy of meteors P. Jenniskens
15. Sticking efficiency of nanoparticles in high-velocity collisions with various target materials P. Reissaus et al.
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17. Lidar observations of sodium density depletions in the presence of polar mesospheric clouds J. Thayer & W. Pan
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19. Global and temporal distribution of meteoric smoke: A two‐dimensional simulation study L. Megner et al.
20. Atmospheric Chemistry of Meteoric Metals J. Plane
21. On the role of metal silicate molecules as ice nuclei J. Plane
22. Basic Atmospheric Chemistry: A Quantum Chemical Study on Hydration of Mesospheric NaOH S. Petrie
23. Hydrogen Emission in Meteors as a Potential Marker for the Exogenous Delivery of Organics and Water P. Jenniskens & A. Mandell
24. Products of meteoric metal ion chemistry within planetary atmospheres. 1. Mg+ at Titan S. Petrie
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28. Mesospheric sulfate aerosol layer M. Mills et al.
29. Carbon dioxide in aqueous environment—A quantum mechanical charge field molecular dynamics study S. Moin et al.
30. Development of the mesospheric Na layer at 69° N during the Geminids meteor shower 2010 T. Dunker et al.
31. Solvation effects on the vibrational modes in hydrated bicarbonate clusters X. Kong et al.
32. Ab initio simulation of UV/vis absorption spectra for atmospheric modeling: method design for medium-sized molecules A. Melnichuk et al.
33. A gas-phase solvent effect: The role of water molecules in the conversion of the HOMg+/CO2 adduct ion to the magnesium bicarbonate ion, Mg+O2COH S. Petrie
34. Photodetachment of Isolated Bicarbonate Anion: Electron Binding Energy of HCO3– X. Wang & S. Xantheas
35. Modeling the microphysics of mesospheric ice particles: Assessment of current capabilities and basic sensitivities M. Rapp & G. Thomas
36. A laboratory study of meteor smoke analogues: Composition, optical properties and growth kinetics R. Saunders & J. Plane
37. Distribution of meteoric smoke – sensitivity to microphysical properties and atmospheric conditions L. Megner et al.
38. Inelastic electronic excitation and electron transfer processes in collisions between Mg(3S1) atoms and K+(S1) ions studied by crossed beams in the 0.10-3.80-keV energy range M. Sabidó et al.
39. Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Study of Carbon Dioxide and Bicarbonate Hydration and the Nucleophilic Attack of Hydroxide on CO2 K. Leung et al.
40. A review of latitudinal characteristics of sporadic sodium layers, including new results from the Chinese Meridian Project S. Qiu et al.
41. Measurements of meteor smoke particles during the ECOMA-2006 campaign: 1. Particle detection by active photoionization M. Rapp & I. Strelnikova
42. Metal-mediated activation of carbon dioxide in the gas phase: Mechanistic insight derived from a combined experimental/computational approach H. Schwarz
43. Minimal impact of condensation nuclei characteristics on observable Mesospheric ice properties L. Megner
44. Nucleation of mesospheric cloud particles: Sensitivities and limits H. Wilms et al.