Light-absorbing particles identified in environmental chamber experiments

Friday, March 31, 2017 - 06:32 in Physics & Chemistry

Ubiquitous yet mysterious. Light-absorbing, carbon-containing particles, also known as brown carbon, are prevalent in the atmosphere yet highly variable. Scientists are working to fill in knowledge gaps in how they form, their chemical properties, and how much light they absorb.

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