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    "abstract": "All planetary atmospheres are electrified to some extent by cosmic ray\nionisation, and Venus is no exception. There is increasing awareness that\nion-aerosol interactions could modulate terrestial radiative processes, and\nthis possibility will be investigated for the Venusian atmosphere. The\nlikelihood of a Venusian global atmospheric electric circuit will also be\ndiscussed.",
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    "authors": [
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    "journal_ref": "Proc. Venus Entry Probe Workshop, ESTEC, 19-20th January 2006\n  (ISSN 1768-0042), 24-26",
    "title": "Ion-aerosol interactions in the lower atmosphere of Venus",
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