On the Use of Brown Carbon Spectra as a Tool to Understand Their Broader Composition and Characteristics: A Case Study from Crop-residue Burning Samples.

ACS Omega · 2019 · PMC6647940 · PMID 31459439

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A majority of BrC from paddy residue burning were found to be water-insoluble, and the fraction of water-soluble BrC to total BrC showed a decreasing trend with increasing wavelength.

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