Deliquescent DMA

The theory used to create the DDMA was fundamentally Köhler’s equation which reads as follows:

Sv,w = saturation ratio of water around droplet with respect to the surface plane

a = radius of water drop formed on salt particle.

A = (10^-5)/T (T=absolute temperature)

B = (4.3 * gnu * ms)/ (Ms)

gnu = # of molecules to which the salt solution disassociates

Ms = molecular mass of salt molecule.

This equation was the basis for the experiment and was used to deter

Some topics in this essay:
Boltzmann’s Law, B/a^3 Svw, Deliquescent DMA, Sodium Chloride, DMA Bi-polar, Dryden-NASA DC-8, DDMA UMR, distribution charges, boltzmann’s law distribution, law distribution charges, voltage sweep, humidification tubes, mass salt, boltzmann’s law, law distribution, svw =, bi-polar chargers, ms =, particles sent,