Article | REF: AF3612 V1

Aerosol physics - Part 1

Authors: André RENOUX, Denis BOULAUD

Publication date: January 10, 2003, Review date: February 10, 2015

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1. A few reminders of the kinetic theory of gases

Aerosol particles are suspended in a gas, and some of them are very small, so that, as a result of the impact of molecules on aerosol particles, they are, like the latter, subject to Brownian motion. Under certain conditions, therefore, the laws of gas kinetic theory can be applied to them.

1.1 A medium containing only one type of molecule

We are led to admit three hypotheses:

  • the molecules are all identical, spherical, and their own volume

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