Soot, which is produced from biomass burning and the incomplete combustion of fossil and
biomass fuels, has been linked to regional and global climate change and to negative health …

Over the last two decades, our understanding of soot formation has evolved from an
empirical, phenomenological description to an age of quantitative modeling for at least small …

Atmospheric aerosols can promote the heterogeneous nucleation of ice, impacting the
radiative properties of clouds and Earth's climate. The experimental investigation of …

Composition of exhaust from a ship diesel engine using heavy fuel oil (HFO) was
investigated onboard a large cargo vessel. The emitted particulate matter (PM) properties …

In this work, we expand upon past work relating the nanostructure and oxidative reactivity of
soot. This work shows that the initial structure alone does not dictate the reactivity of diesel …

Herein, we provide a possible description for the isolation/fabrication of nanocarbons from
freely available global pollutant waste as black-carbonaceous-soot particulates known as …

The subject of this paper is a series of experiments conducted on a single-cylinder research
engine investigating the influence of molecular structure on the combustion behaviour of …

The carbon soot has generally negative connotation due to the adverse impact on the
human health and ambient environment. Most of the studies involving soot analysis focus on …

Carbonaceous particles account for 10% of the particulate matter in the atmosphere.
Atmospheric oxidation and aging of soot modulates its ice nucleation ability. It has been …

Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) activity and ice nucleation behavior (for temperatures≤−
40° C) of soot aerosols relevant for atmospheric studies were investigated. Soots were …