Scalable Transport Models for Non-Evaporating and Evaporting Sessile Droplets within Porous Substrates

Homayun Navaz; Ali Zand; Bojan Markicevic; Y. Sikorski; M. Sanders; E. Chan

Scalable Transport Models for Non-Evaporating and Evaporting Sessile Droplets within Porous Substrates

Homayun Navaz, Ali Zand, Bojan Markicevic, Y. Sikorski, M. Sanders, E. Chan

Kettering University

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Abstract

To create a system that can greatly enhance the ability to predict the outcome of a chemical attack event in terms of the existing level of an agent’s concentration

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 11 2007
Event	2007 Chemical and Biological Information Systems Conference - Duration: Jan 11 2007 → …

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Conference	2007 Chemical and Biological Information Systems Conference
Period	1/11/07 → …

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Mechanical Engineering

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Scalable Transport Models for Non-Evaporating and Evaporting Sessile Droplets within Porous Substrates

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