Targeting Atmospheric Oxidants Can Better Reduce Sulfate Aerosol in China: H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub> Aqueous Oxidation Pathway Dominates Sulfate Formation in Haze
Jie Gao(China Meteorological Administration), Athanasios Nenes(FORTH Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences), Yinchang Feng(Ministry of Ecology and Environment), Guoliang Shi(Nankai University), Armistead G. Russell(Georgia Institute of Technology), Zhongcheng Zhang(Nankai University), Xiao Tian(Nankai University), Yuting Wei(Nankai University)
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