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Volcanic ash particles have a maximum residence time in the troposphere of a few weeks, and the finest tephra particles remain in the stratosphere for only a few months, and have only minor climatic effects. The major climate influence from volcanic eruptions is caused by gaseous sulfer compounds, chiefly SO₂, which reacts with OH and H₂0 in the stratosphere to create H₂SO₄ which can remain in the stratosphere for several years.

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Robock, Alan. "Volcanic eruptions and climate." Reviews of geophysics 38.2 (2000):191-219.Geo-editing (talk) 20:44, 20 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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