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Meng Xing

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6CO-AUTHORS

Radiation and matterContaminant hydrologyNoise and wave pollution processes and measurement

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|Jan 14, 2026

Measurements of Combustion-Derived Water Vapor Isotopic Composition from Different Fossil Fuels.

Meng Xing, Junji Cao, Zhoufeng Wang

|Apr 20, 2021

Reply to Hopke and Dai: The correlation between PM<sub>2.5</sub> and combustion-derived water is unlikely driven by local residential coal combustion.

Meng Xing, Weiguo Liu, Xia Li

|Dec 16, 2020

Vapor isotopic evidence for the worsening of winter air quality by anthropogenic combustion-derived water.

Meng Xing, Weiguo Liu, Xia Li

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