An unexpected catalyst dominates formation and radiative forcing of regional haze
Fang Zhang(Beijing Normal University), Renyi Zhang(Hunan University), Yuepeng Pan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yele Sun(Planetary Science Institute), Min Hu(University at Buffalo, State University of New York), Yuan Wang(China National Administration of Coal Geology), Jianfei Peng(Nankai University), Lian Duan(China National Petroleum Corporation (China)), Annie L. Zhang(University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center), Yuesi Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaochun Zhang(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Yixin Li(Jinan University), Gen Zhang(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Xinlei Ge(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology), Lu Chen(Beijing Normal University), Mario J. Molina(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Chao Liu(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology), Gehui Wang(East China Normal University), Jiayun Zhao(Texas A&M University), Yuemeng Ji(Guangdong University of Technology)
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