Abstract

A new design is presented for a droplet generator useful in studies of atomization processes in analytical flames. Based in part on medium-scale integrated circuitry, the design is superior in performance to earlier models and is far simpler to construct. Fabrication details are provided and the performance of the new device is assessed.

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