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Meteorology and Environment in Aviation

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Soot – vapor interactions in jet exhaust

Earlier on this blog, I introduced the objectives and planned methodology for our project on soot-vapor interactions in jet engine exhaust, which forms a core part of my Ph.D. work at METENIA and ETH. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to present some of our first experimental findings at EGU25 (European Geosciences Union General Assembly […]

27.06.2025 Yiheng Liang
Kategorie: Physical Chemistry

Soot Particles: Exploring the Sorption Science Behind Jet Emissions

Jet engines, the powerhouse behind the aviation industry, are significant contributors to global emissions, impacting both the environment and human health. By combusting fuel to produce thrust for flights, these engines release a mix of carbon dioxide (CO2), water vapor, nitrogen oxides (NOx), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and soot particles into the atmosphere. Generally, soot […]

27.02.2024 Yiheng Liang
Kategorie: Physical Chemistry
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