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A method for the study of fine liquid atomization

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The experimental evaluation of the method, based on the analysis of particles of saline residue formed from evaporation of droplets when atomizing model aqueous NaCl solutions, is presented. The method was used for the study of the distribution of droplet size during pulsed and ultrasonic atomization of liquids.

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Original Russian Text © A.N. Ishmatov, B.I. Vorozhtsov, 2013, published in Optica Atmosfery i Okeana.

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Ishmatov, A.N., Vorozhtsov, B.I. A method for the study of fine liquid atomization. Atmos Ocean Opt 26, 74–77 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1024856013010107

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