Fluorescence spectroscopy is a commonly used technique to analyze dissolved organic
matter in aquatic environments. Given the high sensitivity and non-destructive analysis …

This study examines the concentrations and characteristics of carbonaceous aerosols
(including saccharides) and inorganic species measured by PM 2.5 filter sampling and a …

Biomass burning is a major source of Brown Carbon (BrC), strongly contributing to radiative
forcing. In urban areas of the climate-sensitive Southeastern European region, where strong …

Light-absorbing organic carbon (or brown carbon, BrC) has been recognized as a critical
driver in regional-to-global climate change on account of its significant contribution to light …

Brown carbon (BrC) aerosols exert vital impacts on climate change and atmospheric
photochemistry due to their light absorption in the wavelength range from near-ultraviolet …

Biomass burning (BB) and coal combustion (CC) are important sources of brown carbon
(BrC) in ambient aerosols. In this study, six biomass materials and five types of coal were …

Brown carbon (BrC) has attracted increasing attention due to its significant effects on the
atmospheric environment and climate. In this study, we investigated the seasonal variations …

Light absorbing organic carbon, aka, brown carbon (BrC) is an important contributor to air
quality deterioration and global radiative forcing. This work studied optical, chemical …

To address the potential roles of atmospheric wet deposition in carbon cycling in coastal
waters, a comprehensive study of the biogeochemical properties of dissolved organic matter …

Incomplete combustion of fossil fuels and biomass burning emit large amounts of soot
particles into the troposphere. The condensation process is considered to influence the size …