The phrase "aerosol stream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, aerosol technology, or discussions about air quality and pollution.
Example: "The researchers measured the concentration of pollutants in the aerosol stream emitted from the factory."
Alternatives: "aerosol flow" or "aerosol discharge".
Measured VMDs were stable, in that they were in all cases within ±10% of their nominal values, and unaffected by humidity or dilution of the aerosol stream.
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This novel device uses a compressed-air pressure pulse to disperse the target material into either the testing environment (instantaneous cloud formation) or a secondary chamber, from which a continuous aerosol stream can be drawn, with a tunable nanoparticle concentration.
Aerosol stream flows into the classification channel via a one-end-closed tube with a series of side holes for reducing the particle loss and keeping particles away from both channel sidewalls.
Particles in an aerosol stream are illuminated by a triggered, pulsed laser and the pattern produced by the interference of this light with that scattered by the particles is recorded by a digital camera.
A recent application of the VACES has been to provide a concentrated aerosol stream to continuous particle mass spectrometers in order to increase the spectrometer's hit rate or sensitivity.
The two aerosol streams drawn through the mannequin's nostrils were combined into one at the mannequin's nape using a stainless steel Y-connector, fitted through the back wall of the glove box, and then split using a stainless steel flow splitter (model 3708; TSI Inc., Shoreview, MN) and drawn into a scanning mobility particle sizer (SMPS) (module combination 3080/3786; TSI Inc).
In the coating process, a side stream of l-leucine vapor was directed into the main aerosol flow containing the drug-loaded carriers.
Experimental results for particle deposition (prefabricated NaCl nanoparticles in a nitrogen carrier stream) and aerosol generation (vitamin E droplets in nitrogen) are presented.
A stream of aerosol particles was shot across the pulsed X-ray beam, producing high-resolution diffraction patterns for individual particles.
An experimental investigation was conducted to further examine the use of magnetically stabilized fluidized filters (MSFFs) for removing aerosols from gas streams.
