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black carbonsticky black particles produced as some fuels, such as coal and wood, are burned. Also called soot.
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black carbonOperationally defined aerosol species based on measurement of light absorption and chemical reactivity and/or thermal stability; consists of soot, charcoal and/or possible light absorbing refractory o [..]
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black carbonSoot produced from coal burning, diesel engines, cooking fires, wildfires, and other combustion sources. These particles absorb solar energy and have a warming influence on the climate.
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black carbonEmitted during the burning of coal, diesel fuel, natural gas and biomass and is part of the composition of soot. Black Carbon can absorb and reflect sunlight cooling the Earths surface, but also inc [..]
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black carbonOperationally defined aerosol
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