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Publications by J. L. Hand
Measured and Modeled Humidification Factors of Fresh Smoke Particles From Biomass Burning: Role of Inorganic Constituents
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
Atmospheric Science
Earlier Onset of the Spring Fine Dust Season in the Southwestern United States
Geophysical Research Letters
Earth
Planetary Sciences
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A Review of Biomass Burning Emissions, Part II: Intensive Physical Properties of Biomass Burning Particles
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Absorptivity of Brown Carbon in Fresh and Photo-Chemically Aged Biomass-Burning Emissions
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Effects of Wood Smoke Particles From Wood-Burning Stoves on the Respiratory Health of Atopic Humans
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Satellite-Based Evidence of Wavelength-Dependent Aerosol Absorption in Biomass Burning Smoke Inferred From Ozone Monitoring Instrument
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