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• TITLE: A Model for Droplet Evaporation

  AUTHORS: Pirooz Mohazzabi, Gabrielle A. Richardson, Gwendolyn A. Richardson

  KEYWORDS: Evaporation, Rate, Mercury, Droplet, Radius

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.11 No.7, July 17, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Based on the kinetic theory of gases, a simple model for droplet vaporization, in particular mercury, is developed to study the variation of droplet radius as a function of time. This model is in agreement with more sophisticated models for water, such as the kinetic model and the Kulmala model. Findings indicate that complete evaporation of a 1-mm-radius mercury droplet, in a ventilated room at normal temperatures, should take about 1.8 × 104 seconds or 5 hours. The findings of this study can be utilized to direct further research in the field of toxin remediation.