Investigation of optical characteristics and particle-size distribution of wood-smoke aerosols
Abstract The microstructure and optical characteristics of wood-smoke aerosols are studied as a function of the combustion regime, smoke-formation intensity, “aging” with time, artificial change in the relative air humidity, and particle temperature by the methods of polarization nephelometry, photo...
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