text: Yo, check it out, gather 'round, let me break it down
  On top of Mt. Tai, in Eastern China's crown
  Back in May 2008, when the storm was fierce
  We collected particles, no need to rehearse
  
  Atmospheric particles, bigger than 0.2 μm
  We studied 'em closely, no need to assume
  With electron microscopes, we took a look
  Their morphology, size, and what they took
  
  Soot particles were there, coated and bare
  In all the samples, they were everywhere
  Below 0.6 μm, they were the kings
  Coated and naked, doing their things
  
  The number-size distribution, yo, listen up
  Naked soot particles, in the air, what's up?
  They were similar before and after the storm
  Size modes between 0.2 and 0.3, nice and warm
  
  But coated soot particles had inclusions, you see
  From 0.1 to 0.3 μm, that was their spree
  The coating degree, a ratio we define
  Inclusion to body diameter, that's the line
  
  Around 0.5, the mode it did show
  With a range of 0.3 to 0.6, you know
  Similar status, prefrontal and postfrontal air
  Though pollution levels were different, it's only fair
  
  And yo, here's a bonus, pay attention to this
  Accumulation mode particles, they didn't miss
  As soot particles decreased, they took their place
  A shift in the balance, a change in the space
  
  So there you have it, the facts are laid out
  Particles on Mt. Tai, there's no doubt
  In eastern China, they did their dance
  A scientific study, a meaningful chance