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Rapid Wintertime Formation of Phenolic Secondary Organic Aerosol from Brown Carbon Photochemistry
Biomass burning (BB) is a major organic aerosol source during urban winter pollution events. BB particles are rich in brown carbon (BrC) and absorb light to produce photooxidants such as oxidizing triplet excited states of organic chromophores (3C*). In midlatitudes, semivolatile phenols (ArOH) from
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