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  1. Emission of Insoluble Mineral Particles from Ultrasonic Humidifiers

    Ultrasonic humidifier use is a potential source of human exposure to inhalable particulates. This paper focused on the behavior of insoluble iron oxides particles, and aluminum oxide particles in ultrasonic humidifiers. 10 mg/L Fe oxide particles and 5 mg/L Al oxide suspension solutions were added …

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  2. Assessing Human Exposure to Emissions from Ultrasonic Humidifiers

    Portable ultrasonic humidifiers add moisture into room air, but they simultaneously add exposure risks of aerosolized metals from drinking water used as fill water. The inhalation exposure from emitted metals can be overlooked, and thus, co-exposure of inhalation and ingestion and co-exposure to …

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  3. Hydroxyl Radical Production via Acoustic Cavitation in Ultrasonic Humidifier Systems

    Ultrasonic humidifiers use sound vibrations at frequencies higher than can be heard by humans (> 20,000 Hz) to generate aerosolized water also have potential for inducing sonochemical reactions for chemicals present in water. This research focuses on examining oxidants formed within ultrasonic

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