Dustiness and Deagglomeration Testing: Interlaboratory Comparison of Systems for Nanoparticle Powders

@article{Ding2015DustinessAD,
  title={Dustiness and Deagglomeration Testing: Interlaboratory Comparison of Systems for Nanoparticle Powders},
  author={Yaobo Ding and B. Stahlmecke and A. Jim{\'e}nez and I. Tuinman and H. Kaminski and T. Kuhlbusch and M. van Tongeren and M. Riediker},
  journal={Aerosol Science and Technology},
  year={2015},
  volume={49},
  pages={1222 - 1231}
}
  • Yaobo Ding, B. Stahlmecke, +5 authors M. Riediker
  • Published 2015
  • Materials Science
  • Aerosol Science and Technology
    • Different types of aerosolization and deagglomeration testing systems exist for studying the properties of nanomaterial powders and their aerosols. However, results are dependent on the specific methods used. In order to have well-characterized aerosols, we require a better understanding of how system parameters and testing conditions influence the properties of the aerosols generated. In the present study, four experimental setups delivering different aerosolization energies were used to test… CONTINUE READING
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