Phenolic compounds (PhCs) are crucial atmospheric pollutants typically emitted by biomass
burning and receive particular concerns considering their toxicity, light-absorbing properties …

Methoxyphenols emitted from lignin pyrolysis are widely used as potential tracers for
biomass burning, especially for wood burning. In the past ten years, their atmospheric …

The utilization of biomass as a raw material and production of hydrothermal humic acid
(HHA) through hydrothermal method using hydrochar as an intermediate product is a …

This study reports molecular-level characterization of brown carbon (BrC) attributed to water-
soluble organic carbon in six snowpack samples collected from northern **njiang, China …

Abundant substituted catechols are emitted to, and created in, the atmosphere during
wildfires and anthropogenic combustion and agro-industrial processes. While ozone (O3) …

A prominent source of hydroxyl radicals (• OH), nitrous acid (HONO) plays a key role in
tropospheric chemistry. Apart from direct emission, HONO (or its conjugate base nitrite, NO2 …

Metal ions are key components in atmosphere that potentially affect the optical properties
and photochemical reactivity of atmospheric humic-like substances (HULIS), while this …

The photodegradation of vanillin, as a proxy of methoxyphenols emitted by biomass burning,
was investigated in artificial snow at 243 K and in liquid water at room temperature. Nitrite …

This study examined the effects of simulated solar irradiation on a model system of
atmospheric aqueous secondary organic aerosol (aqSOA) formed from oxidation of guaiacyl …

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 …