2021Environmental Science AtmospheresOpen access

Effect of aromatic ring substituents on the ability of catechol to produce brown carbon in iron( iii )-catalyzed reactions

Henry Chin, Katherine S. Hopstock, Lauren T. Fleming, Sergey A. Nizkorodov, Hind A. Al‐Abadleh

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Our previous work demonstrated formation of highly insoluble and strongly light-absorbing organic particles in reactions between catechol or guaiacol with Fe( iii ) under pH = 3 conditions characteristic of aerosol liquid water.

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Our previous work demonstrated formation of highly insoluble and strongly light-absorbing organic particles in reactions between catechol or guaiacol with Fe( iii ) under pH = 3 conditions characteristic of aerosol liquid water.

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Our previous work demonstrated formation of highly insoluble and strongly light-absorbing organic particles in reactions between catechol or guaiacol with Fe( iii ) under pH = 3 conditions characteristic of aerosol liquid water.

Key concepts: Guaiacol, Catechol, Catalysis, Chemistry, Ring (chemistry), Carbon fibers, Organic chemistry, Photochemistry

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