Abstract
ABSTRACT A new technique has been employed based on the methods of Soilleux (1971) to measure the size distribution of aerosol particles having attached Rn daughter nuclei. We describe the technique and its limitations and report a mean radius of ∼ 0.1 μm for such particles suspended in outdoor air.
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