Diurnal Emissions of Sea Spray Aerosols in Algal Blooms

bloom and its demise correlates with the accumulation of particulate organic carbon and transparent exopolymer particles, which can act as surfactants and potentially suppress SSA production by altering surface tension dynamics. Our findings underscore the complex interplay between algal bloom dynamics and SSA production, with implications for understanding aerosol dynamics in marine environments, particularly under changing climate conditions.