Presentation Year
2025
Depreciated Participant
Rachel Sechan Chemistry Undergraduate Student rs556@humboldt.edu<br>Shane Mc Demos Chemistry Undergraduate Student sem227@humboldt.edu<br>Skye Ludwig Chemistry Undergraduate Student sl418@humboldt.edu<br>Alden Walkley Chemistry Undergraduate Student abw49@humboldt.edu<br>Tobin Thorton Chemistry Undergraduate Student tjt54@humboldt.edu
College or Department
Short Description of your Research or Creative Project (700 characters or less)
Clouds are a critical component of the atmosphere, which predominantly cools the planet by scattering solar radiation back to space. Particulate matter (PM) are small solids suspended in the air that can initiate the seeding process for cloud formation, where environmental metal oxides (EMO) are one of the dominate types of PM. This process is directly related to the relative humidity (RH) above the PM surface and how much water it absorbs. PM collects sparingly small molecular layers of water before undergoing bulk scale water uptake. Details of water uptake at this level are still lacking in the literature, and we desire to quantify water uptake on atmospheric PM to enhance climate models.
Is your project focused on any of the following?
explores the relationship of an environmental issue with society OR economy
Permission to Publish Work
Yes
Primary Contact: First Name
Chris
Primary Contact: Last Name
Harmon
Primary Contact: Email
ch1557@humboldt.edu
Primary Contact: I am a
Faculty
Primary Contact: Phone Number
707-826-3254
Node ID
1697
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