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Summary

Local optical conditions require transport and aerosol information in addition to the source yield. Based on Mulholland (2002), pp. 2-258–2-259, 2-263–2-266, and Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 35–36.

Original illustration for Soot yield, level 3 Advanced.

  • Source basis: Mulholland (2002), pp. 2-258–2-259, 2-263–2-266; Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 35–36.
  • Alt text: Soot yield defines a source, while transport, losses, optical properties and viewing conditions determine local visibility.
  • Accuracy notes: Keep gaseous toxicity out of the optical branch; deposition removes suspended particles without changing the originally prescribed source yield.

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