Aerosol hygroscopic behavior plays a central role in determining climate effects and
environmental influence of atmospheric particulates. Water-soluble organic acids (WSOAs) …

Liquid–liquid phase separation (LLPS) is a thermodynamically driven process that occurs in
mixtures of low miscibility material. LLPS is an important process in chemical, biological, and …

Atmospheric aerosol particles span orders of magnitude in size. In ultrafine particles, the
energetic contributions of surfaces and interfaces to the Gibbs energy become significant …

Organic solvents are ubiquitous in the atmosphere and can readily form a coated layer
around the particles. While their presence has been widely reported, their effects on cloud …

Aerosol hygroscopicity and liquid water content (ALWC) have important influences on the
environmental and climate effect of aerosols. In this study, we measured the hygroscopic …

Atmospheric aerosols exist as complex mixtures containing three or more compounds.
Ternary aerosol mixtures composed of organic/organic/inorganic can undergo liquid-liquid …

We investigated the two-dimensional binary phase separation process of plasma species
using classical molecular dynamics in the strongly coupled regime. Both the plasma species …

Atmospheric aerosol particles can exist in a phase separated state depending on their
chemical components and size as well as relative humidity and temperature conditions …

Exhaled respiratory aerosols can carry infectious pathogens and transmit respiratory
diseases. They undergo dynamic changes on exhalation and respond to the surrounding …