CARIBIC:: Results and status of the aircraft research project CARIBIC

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Brenninkmeijer, CAM [1 ]
Zahn, A [1 ]
Crutzen, PJ [1 ]
Heintzenberg, J [1 ]
Hermann, M [1 ]
Fischer, H [1 ]
Güsten, H [1 ]
Heinrich, G [1 ]
van Velthoven, PJ [1 ]
Cuijers, H [1 ]
Borchers, R [1 ]
Oram, D [1 ]
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[1] Max Planck Inst Chem, Mainz, Germany
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