Aerosol Science: Theory and Practice

Aerosol Science: Theory and Practice
byM. M. R. Williams, Sudarshan K. Loyalka
James H Vincent, Journal of Aerosol Science, Volume 23, No 1
1992 This book, aimed at the graduate level and beyond, is an important addition to the aerosol science literature in that it deals with a number of topics at levels of rigor and depth beyond those found in most other texts. In particular, the excellent chapters on the motion of particles (both single and multiple), aerosol dynamics, and particle rate processes in coagulation, condensation and deposition/resuspension provide definitive, in-depth treatments which will doubtless become points of reference for workers in many branches of aerosol science.

James H Vincent, Journal of Aerosol Science, Volume 23, No 1, 1992
This book, aimed at the graduate level and beyond, is an important addition to the aerosol science literature in that it deals with a number of topics at levels of rigor and depth beyond those found in most other texts. In particular, the excellent chapters on the motion of particles (both single and multiple), aerosol dynamics, and particle rate processes in coagulation, condensation and deposition/resuspension provide definitive, in-depth treatments which will doubtless become points of reference for workers in many branches of aerosol science.

Hardcover: 466 pages
Publisher: Pergamon Press Inc; 1st ed edition (July 1, 1991)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0080372090
ISBN-13: 978-0080372099

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