Black carbon, to air, fuel combustion
Black carbon emissions to air, from the combustion of fuel. Black carbon is a component of particulate matter where the particles are made of pure carbon with some hydrogen and oxygen arranged in a layered hexagonal structure. Atmospheric levels are measured based on the transmission of light through a sample.
Also known as: BC; Soot; PM
- Term type: Emission
- Units: kg black carbon
References
HESTIA Glossary