Residential biomass combustion significantly contributes to light-absorbing carbonaceous
aerosols in the atmosphere, impacting the earth's radiative balance at regional and global …

Biomass burning (BB) is a major source of atmospheric fine carbonaceous aerosols, which
play a significant, yet uncertain, role in modulating the Earth's radiation balance. However …

Soot particles, coming from the incomplete combustion of fossil or biomass fuels, feature a
core–shell structure with inner elemental carbon (EC) and outer organic carbon (OC). Both …

Atmospheric brown carbon (BrC) aerosols were investigated at two urban sites in southern
(Hefei) and northern (Shijiazhuang) China during summer and winter of 2019–2020 to …

The mass concentration of soot aggregates is often estimated from mobility size distributions
using a mobility-based effective density, ρ eff. This ρ eff changes with aggregate …

Residential wood combustion (RWC) remains a significant global source of particulate
matter (PM) emissions with adverse impacts on regional air quality, climate, and human …

Atmospheric particles can undergo aging as they are transported over long distances and
mix with particles from other sources. This can lead to the accumulation of pollutants and the …

Black carbon (BC, ie, soot) absorbs radiation and contributes to glacier retreat over the
Tibetan Plateau (TP). A lack of comprehensive understanding of the actual mixing state …

Residential biomass combustion significantly contributes to light-absorbing carbonaceous
aerosols in the atmosphere, impacting the Earth's radiative balance at regional and global …

Ship traffic is known as one important contributor to air pollution. Recent regulations aimed
at reducing sulfur oxide (SOx) pollution by limiting the fuel sulfur content (FSC) may also …