Microscopic Measurement of Particle Size
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Microscopic Measurement of Particle SizeReading: Chap 20
• Equivalent sizes of Irregular Particles (2-d)– Martin’s diameter:
– Feret’s diameter:
– Projected area diameter:
Q: How do you determine this particle’s size?
Q: Orientation?
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Stage Micrometer (calibration standard printed on glass slide): distance between the smallest lines is 10 mm.
2/0 2n
n dd A-F is 200 times of d0.
Porton Graticule (printed on eye piece)
Calibration
Stratified Counting
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Many aerosol size distributions are skewed, and relatively few large particles are present. Counting a meaningful number of large particles involves counting unnecessarily large numbers of small particles
Field 1Field 2Field 3Field 4Field 5 Q: How to avoid it?
Volume Shape Factor
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3PA
pv d
Equivalent volume diameter
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Shape factor can also be defined for surface area.
Projected area diameter
Spreading Factor
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0dd
B p
Liquid aerosol particle are spherical when airborne, but they spread out to form a lens-shaped droplet when collected on a glass slideQ: How to reduce the spreading?
Airborne size
On slide
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Q: How long is FL’s coastline?
Degussa P25 TiO2 particlesTI 1243
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TurbulenceBorders of clouds and smoke plumesGeometry of lung airways
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Self-similarity at different levels of magnification
fDm kkL 1L: total length: step sizeDf: fractal dimension
For agglomerates,fD
pp
gpp d
RAN
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Npp: Number of primary particlesRg: radius of gyration (rms average
distance the particle’s mass is from its center of mass)dpp: diameter of primary particles
Fractal Dimension
Q: Df = 1? 2? 3?
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Agglomerates formed by different mechanismsQ: How to change from compact-solid to fluffy? Smoke, Dust and Haze,
Friedlander, 2000
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion-limited_aggregation
Animation1 Animation2
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Reflection