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titleOfInvention Aerosol particle growth system using polymer electrolyte membrane
abstract Disclosed herein are aerosol particle growth systems that include polymer electrolyte membranes and related methods for increasing the size of aerosol particles. In some embodiments, the outer housing contains a reservoir of working fluid, and the PEM conduit extends through the outer housing, the reservoir, and the working fluid such that the working fluid contacts the outer surface of the PEM conduit. To do. The conduit can be, for example, generally helical or coiled. In some embodiments, the working fluid is transported molecularly across the PEM and dispersed in an aerosol that flows through the PEM conduit. As the aerosol flows through the PEM conduit, the aerosol particles act as nucleation sites for the gaseous working fluid, condense on the particles, grow the size of the particles, detect them, collect, measure Make it easier to count, study, or otherwise investigate.
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