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Myllys, Nanna ; Kubečka, Jakub ; Besel, Vitus ; Alfaouri, Dina ; Olenius, Tinja ; Smith, James Norman ; Passananti, Monica ( , Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics)Abstract. In atmospheric sulfuric-acid-driven particle formation, bases are able to stabilize the initial molecular clusters and thus enhance particle formation. The enhancing potential of a stabilizing base is affected by different factors, such as the basicity and abundance. Here we use weak (ammonia), medium strong (dimethylamine) and very strong (guanidine) bases as representative atmospheric base compounds, and we systematically investigate their ability to stabilize sulfuric acid clusters. Using quantum chemistry, we study proton transfer as well as intermolecular interactions and symmetry in clusters, of which the former is directly related to the base strength and the latter to the structural effects. Based on the theoretical cluster stabilities and cluster population kinetics modeling, we provide molecular-level mechanisms of cluster growth and show that in electrically neutral particle formation, guanidine can dominate formation events even at relatively low concentrations. However, when ions are involved, charge effects can also stabilize small clusters for weaker bases. In this case the atmospheric abundance of the bases becomes more important, and thus ammonia is likely to play a key role. The theoretical findings are validated by cluster distribution experiments, as well as comparisons to previously reported particle formation rates, showing a good agreement.more » « less
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Olenius, Tinja ; Halonen, Roope ; Kurtén, Theo ; Henschel, Henning ; Kupiainen-Määttä, Oona ; Ortega, Ismael K. ; Jen, Coty N. ; Vehkamäki, Hanna ; Riipinen, Ilona ( , Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres)