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Articles by Y. Zhang
- Aerosols: Connection between regional climate change and air quality (IUPAC Technical Report)
- Aerosol pollution in some Chinese cities (IUPAC Technical Report)
- New strategy for the synthesis of functionalized phosponic acids
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Ya-ping Zhang
- Genetic diversity and conservation of endangered animal species
Y.-m. Zhang
- Asymmetric synthesis and synthetic utility of 2,3-dihydro-4-pyridones
Yongyi Zhang
- Homoleptic star-shaped Ru(II) complexes
Yuanhang Zhang
- Bibliometric analysis of research on secondary organic aerosols: A Science Citation Index Expanded-based analysis (IUPAC Technical Report)
Yue-Biao Zhang
- Porous coordination polymers constructed from anisotropic metal–carboxylate–pyridyl clusters
Yukui Zhang
- New method for determination of average scFv fragment number displayed on the M13 phage surface
Coauthors
- S. Slanina (2 articles)
- L. Zeng (1 article)
- Michael Bergin (1 article)
- Chengye Yuan (1 article)
- Shusen Li (1 article)
- Chaozhong Li (1 article)
- Xianlei Zhu (1 article)
- M. Hu (1 article)
- M. Shao (1 article)
- L. Salmon (1 article)
- G. Wang (1 article)
- Weisheng Huang (1 article)
- C. Pan (1 article)
- Shoujun Chen (1 article)
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- Aerosols have a strong impact on the radiative balance of the earth, in a direct way by reflecting solar light as well as in an indirect way by cloud formation leading to clouds with higher albedo, which reflect sunlight better. The total direct effect, backscatter of sunlight, including backscatter from nitrates and organic compounds, is estimated to be approximately 2 to 3 W m−2 for Western Europe, while the indirect effect is approximately 0 to −6 W m−2. Soot absorbs incoming solar radiation and heats the atmosphere. This process contributes 0.1 to 0.2 W m−2 on a global scale.