Combustion and other high-temperature processes can produce solid aerosol nanoparticles
with complex morphologies, including fractal-like aggregates of primary particles …

Atmospheric soot and organic particles from fossil fuel combustion and biomass burning
modify Earth's climate through their interactions with solar radiation and through …

Black carbon is a byproduct of incomplete combustion of hydrocarbons and it has attracted
widespread attention in various fields such as atmospheric chemistry, climate change, and …

Highly oxygenated organic molecules are a key component of atmospheric secondary
organic aerosol. The origin and formation mechanism of highly oxygenated organic …

Databases of the morphological parameters of fresh size‐resolved soot particles and their
systematic comparisons among various combustion sources are important to trace the soot …

Soot particles play an important role in warming the atmosphere, but their optical absorption
is highly uncertain due to their variable morphology and mixing states. Compared to short …

Due to its location in a politically and militarily sensitive area as a maritime demarcation
between North and South Korea, increasing attention has been given to the chemical and …

Modeling atmospheric black carbon (BC) aerosol optical properties remains largely
uncertain due to their complex mixing states, nonsphericity, and heterogeneity of coating …

Methods based on the absorption Ångström exponent (AAE) are widely used to estimate the
absorption by brown carbon (BrC), and the estimated absorption by BrC can be significantly …

The monomer of soot fractal aggregate is usually considered to be sphere, but the monomer
shapes are cube and hexagon by some transmission electron microscope (TEM) and …