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Atmospheric tar balls from biomass burning in Mexico
Kouji Adachi, P R Buseck
Molecular Sciences, School of (SMS)
Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, School of (SGSUP)
Earth and Space Exploration, School of (SESE)
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Agriculture & Biology
biomass burning
89%
soot
64%
Mexico
42%
smoke
38%
tomography
22%
aerodynamics
21%
transmission electron microscopes
21%
Southern European region
21%
optical properties
20%
aerosols
19%
Southern Africa
19%
sampling
18%
scanning electron microscopes
16%
growth factors
16%
wavelengths
16%
biofuels
16%
relative humidity
14%
solar radiation
14%
coatings
14%
climate
13%
electrons
12%
Physics & Astronomy
biomass burning
100%
tars
74%
Mexico
72%
balls
46%
soot
31%
smoke
21%
electron microscopes
13%
globes
12%
biomass
11%
climate
10%
sunlight
9%
aerodynamics
9%
electromagnetic absorption
8%
aerosols
8%
humidity
8%
tomography
6%
inclusions
6%
atmospheres
6%
coatings
5%
optical properties
5%
heating
5%
scanning
5%
causes
5%
wavelengths
4%
electrons
3%
Chemical Compounds
Soot
59%
Smoke
39%
Electron Particle
28%
Shape
22%
Hygroscopy
20%
Growth Factor
20%
Fire
18%
Aerosol
17%
Humidity
15%
Optical Property
12%
Wavelength
12%
Coating Agent
10%
Volume
9%
Amount
7%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
tar
58%
biomass burning
54%
soot
27%
electron
18%
smoke
17%
Southern Africa
9%
freedom
8%
optical property
8%
aerodynamics
8%
global climate
7%
tomography
7%
relative humidity
7%
coating
7%
North America
6%
warming
6%
wavelength
6%
aerosol
6%
Europe
5%
biomass
5%
atmosphere
5%
particle
4%
distribution
3%
effect
2%