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Brown carbon optical emissions from residential coal combustion in china: Dominance of solvent-insoluble components
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• Optical emission is estimated for solubility-resolved brown carbon from coal burning. • Estimates are based on distinct urban-rural residential coal consumption patterns. • Insoluble brown carbon dominates light absorption despite its small mass share. • Brown and black carbon show comparable contributions to absorption at 365 nm. • Brown carbon optical emissions declined in China driven by clean energy transition.
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brown carbon
optical emissions
residential coal combustion
insoluble components
light absorption
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