This review presents a glossary and review of terminology used to describe the chemical
and physical processes involved in soot formation and evolution and is intended to aid in …

The understanding of soot formation in combustion processes and the optimization of
practical combustion systems require in situ measurement techniques that can provide …

Soot particles are generally considered to be poor ice nucleating particles. Involvement of
soot in clouds and their release back into the atmosphere can form residual particles with …

Atmospheric ice formation in cirrus clouds is often initiated by aerosol particles that act as ice-
nucleating particles. The aerosol–cloud interactions of soot and associated feedbacks …

Restructuring of monodisperse soot aggregates due to coatings of secondary organic
aerosol (SOA) derived from hydroxyl radical-initiated oxidation of toluene, p-xylene …

Soot aggregate restructuring is explored in laboratory prepared soot particles upon
exposure to high humidity environment followed by rapid water evaporation. Soot was …

This paper investigates the restructuring of soot particles from a diesel engine (operated at
low and high (30% and 90%) loads of 1200 rpm) exhaust gas discharged into a simulated …

Fresh soot is made of fractal aggregates, which often appear collapsed in atmospheric
samples. A body of work has concluded that the collapse is caused by liquid shells when …

Fresh soot particles are generally hydrophobic, however, particle hydrophilicity can be
increased through atmospheric aging processes. At present little is known on how particle …

Soot particles are one of the major aerosol components (in particle number concentration) in
the troposphere and can impact cirrus formation. Depending on their physicochemical …