Multiphase chemistry occurs between chemicals in different atmospheric phases, typically
involving gas–solid and gas–liquid interactions. The importance of atmospheric multiphase …

Biomass burning events emit large amounts of phenolic compounds, which are oxidized in
the atmosphere and form secondary organic aerosol (SOA). Using the poke-flow technique …

Brown carbon (BrC) affects radiation budget and thus global climate by absorbing light,
during which photolysis can also occur and serve as an important sink of BrC. Yet, the …

The photochemical aging of biomass-burning organic aerosols (BBOAs) by exposure to
sunlight changes the chemical composition over its atmospheric lifetime, affecting the …

To understand the impact of light-absorbing organic aerosol, also called brown carbon
(BrC), it is necessary to determine the extent to which the direct effect through aerosol …

The light absorption of brown carbon (BrC) constituents of biomass burning organic aerosol
(BBOA) changes in the atmosphere, in part due to multiphase oxidation. For example …

In Northeast Asia, the elevated levels of fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) are an
environmental concern, yet their physicochemical properties have been poorly …

Wildfires in Siberia generate large amounts of aerosols, which may be transported over long
distances and pose a threat to the sensitive ecosystem of the Arctic. Particulate matter (PM) …

Organic aerosol emitted from biomass burning absorbs visible radiation. However, the
impact of this light absorption on the overall climate effects of atmospheric aerosol is not well …

Smoke particles generated by burning biomass consist mainly of organic aerosol termed
biomass burning organic aerosol (BBOA). BBOA influences the climate by scattering and …