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Universal Model for Deposition of Entities from Molecular to Nanosizes on Nanofibers

Understanding the behavior of entities is critical to the development of new policies and technologies aiming at global health and wellbeing; this paper presents a unified model developed and validated for the deposition of entities, ranging from a few Angstroms to tens of nanometers,on nanofibers. The transport of entities is based on convective diffusion and interfacial interactive diffusion. As the size of entities decreases to intermediate sizes - between gas molecules and nanoparticles - adhesion probability on the surface is less than unity, which is determined by the interfacial interactions and kinetics of adhesion. Dimensionless surface coverage provides a better understanding of adhesion kinetic by considering the effects of initial concentration and time. The model is validated by available experimental data in the literature.

preprint2020arXivOpen access

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