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Generation of Alkali Metal Iodide Aerosols with Glycerin for Inhalation

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Abstract—The article describes a method of generating bioactive alkali metal iodide aerosol particles with glycerin for inhalation; the particles have a diameter of d ≈ 0.03–3 µm and a mass productivity of m = 10–200 µg/s. A delivery device has been created.

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The study was carried out as part of a state task (topic “Development of Physicotechnical Foundations of Methods for Measuring the Parameters of Aerosol and Gas-Vapor Clouds That Occur during Large-Scale Accidents at Fuel and Energy Facilities and the Creation of Experimental Samples of Aerosol Cloud Diagnostic Systems According to Order 2100 of September 16, 2019”).

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Zagnit’ko, A.V., Zaretskiy, N.P. & Matsukov, I.D. Generation of Alkali Metal Iodide Aerosols with Glycerin for Inhalation. Nanotechnol Russia 14, 471–475 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995078019050136

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