Article | REF: AF3613 V1

Aerosol physics - Part 2

Authors: André RENOUX, Denis BOULAUD

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

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4. Aerosol adhesion to a wall

When aerosols come into contact with solid walls, they attach themselves strongly: this is the phenomenon of adhesion, the corresponding forces being adhesion forces. There are several types of force. We present the main ones here.

4.1 Van der Waals forces

An attractive force is exerted between two neighboring molecules r apart, which are electrically neutral, given by the relation :

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