Case study evaluation of size-resolved molecular composition and phase state of carbonaceous particles in wildfire influenced smoke from the Pacific Northwest
Gregory W. Vandergrift(Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory), Swarup China(Michigan Technological University), Manish Shrivastava(Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad), Abu Sayeed Shawon(Michigan Technological University), Nurun Nahar Lata(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), William Kew(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Gourihar Kulkarni(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Lynn Mazzoleni(Michigan Technological University), Susan Mathai(Michigan Technological University), Amna Ijaz(Michigan Technological University), Jie Zhang(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Zezhen Cheng(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
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