Aerosols - Science and Technology (PDF)

Introduction INTRODUCTION TO AEROSOLS Introduction Aerosol Phenomenology Drag Force and Diffusivity Diffusion Charging of Aerosol Particles Fractal Aggregates Coagulation Laser-Induced Aerosols Conclusion PART I: Aerosol Formation HIGH-TEMPERATURE AEROSOL SYSTEMS Introduction Main High-Temperature Processes for Aerosol Formation Basic Dynamic Processes in High-Temperature Aerosol Systems Particle Tailoring in High-Temperature Processes AEROSOL SYNTHESIS OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES Introduction Aerosol-Unsupported Chemical Vapor Deposition Methods Control and Optimization of Aerosol Synthesis Carbon Nanotube Bundling and Growth Mechanisms Integration of the Carbon Nanotubes Summary CONDENSATIONS, EVAPORATION, NUCLEATION Introduction Condensation Condensation in the Transition Regime Evaporation Uptake Balancing Fluxes Nucleation Nucleation-Controlled Processes Conclusion COMBUSTION-DERIVED CARBONACEOUS AEROSOLS (SOOT) IN THE ATMOSPHERE: WATER INATERACTION AND CLIMATE EFFECTS Black Carbon Aerosols in the Atmosphere: Emissions and Climate Effects Physico-Chemical Properties of Black Carbon Aerosols Water Uptake by Black Carbons Conclusions RADIOACTIVE AEROSOLS - CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CASE STUDY Introduction Environmental Aerosols Aerosols inside the Vicinity of the "Shelter" Building PART II: Aerosol Measurement and Characterization APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL METHODS FOR MICROMETER AND SUBMICROMETER PARTICLE MEASUREMENTS Introduction Optical Methods in Particle Measurements Short Overview of Light Scattering Theories Classification of Optical Instruments for Particle Measurements Development of Airborne and Liquid-borne Particle Counters and Sizers New Methods Used to Characterize the Electrical Charge and Density of the Particles Aerosol Analyzers for Measurement of the Complex Refractive Index of Aerosol Particles Comparison of Commercially Available Instruments and Analysis of the Trends of Further Developments Conclusions THE INVERSE PROBLEM AND AEROSOL

Prof. Agranovski is a research scientist with 24 years experience in aerosol science and nanotechnology and their applications in design and implementation of air pollution control and monitoring technologies. He has published more than 120 papers and has 5 patents to his name. He worked as a consultant for 49 companies worldwide and developed more than 30 new technologies.
Prof. Agranovski is an Editor of CLEAN-Soil, Air, Water Journal. During his career, he worked as visiting professor at a number of universities in various countries including Japan, Russia, France, USA, UK, Hong Kong, Korea and many others.

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