Results of a study into the evolution of disperse characteristics and concentration of the aerosol when deposited using high-frequency ultrasonic exposure are reported herein. Graphs of the volume-surface mean diameter of aerosol particles (water, flour, smoke) versus time are shown. The exposure of the medium-size aerosol to ultrasonic vibrations is shown to accelerate its deposition due to the particle coagulation and the larger particles of the original aerosol the faster the deposition.
aerosol, ultrasonic exposure, coagulation, surface-volume mean diameter, small-angle scattering method