Elemental carbon is often found in ambient particulate matter (PM), and it contributes to the
PM's oxidative potential (OP) and thus poses great health concerns. Previous review articles …

Accurate assessment and effective mitigation of the impacts of non-volatile Particulate Matter
(nvPM) emissions from aircraft turbine engines require a detailed understanding of its …

Clouds play a critical role in modulating the Earth's radiation balance and climate.
Anthropogenic aerosol particles that undergo aging processes, such as soot, aid cloud …

The role of black carbon (BC) in ice crystal formation via immersion freezing relevant for
mixed‐phase cloud formation is uncertain. Previous studies report either negligible or …

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 …

Aircraft engine soot emissions have been a growing concern because of their adverse
impacts on global climate and human health. In this study, soot emissions from a Jet-Stirred …

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 …

High-throughput, laboratory units for generation of aircraft-like soot are needed to quantify
and understand the impact of such emissions on public health and climate change due to …

Ultrafine particles (UFP) are the smallest atmospheric particulate matter linked to air
pollution-related diseases. The extent to which UFP's physical and chemical properties …

Aviation soot can affect contrail and cirrus cloud formation and impact climate. A product of
incomplete combustion, soot particles, are fractal and hydrophobic aggregates comprising …