Published January 1997
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Journal Article
Analytical Solution of the Multicomponent Aerosol General Dynamic Equation—without Coagulation
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Katoshevski, David
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Seinfeld, John H.
Abstract
An analytical analysis of multicomponent aerosol dynamics is presented. The analysis is applicable for linear as well as nonlinear condensation—evaporation rates and for any type of initial size—mass distribution. The effects of growth and removal are described, while the influence of particle coagulation is not considered. The analytical solution can be of use for describing the evolution of an initial mass distribution representing a multicomponent aerosol where each species grows-evaporates at a different rate.
Additional Information
This paper was made possible by a postdoctoral Lester-Deutsch Fellowship awarded to David Katosheuski by the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. We thank the Lester-Deutsch Foundation and the Technion for the support.Additional details
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- Lester-Deutsch Foundation
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