Presentation Year
2024
Depreciated Participant
Jill Mochizuki Chemistry Undergraduate Student jtm112@humboldt.edu<br>Jack De Corso Chemistry Undergraduate Student jd289@humboldt.edu
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Short Description of your Research or Creative Project (700 characters or less)
Clouds affect terrestrial cooling by scattering solar radiation back to space. Particulate matter (PM) suspended in the air can initiate cloud seeding. This process is directly related to the relative humidity above the PM surface and water adsorption. In the initial stages of this process, PM collects sparingly small layers of water, known as monolayers. 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 literature values.
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Yes
Primary Contact: First Name
Cesar
Primary Contact: Last Name
Fernandez
Primary Contact: Email
caf372@humboldt.edu
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Undergraduate Student
Primary Contact: Phone Number
(626) 341-8561
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1455
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