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Assessing Biogenic and Biomass Burning Sources in Winter PM2.5 through Saccharide Characterization in Changzhou, YRD region, China
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Assessing Biogenic and Biomass Burning Sources in Winter PM2.5 through Saccharide Characterization in Changzhou, YRD region, China
Organic aerosols constitute a major fraction of atmospheric particulate matter, and their accurate quantification holds significant scientific and environmental relevance. Saccharide compounds have been widely employed as molecular tracers owing to their distinct source-specific signatures. In...
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