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Katie Warfel '17, chemical engineering
For my summer research, I analyzed organic particles that were produced from solutions using monodisperse droplet evaporation technology.
Monodisperse droplet evaporation is achieved using a Vibrating Orifice Aerosol Generator (VOAG). The VOAG produces droplets from a solution, which then rapidly evaporate in a collection column, leaving particles to be examined. Molecular particles play an important role in many different industries, but this research focuses on pharmaceutical applications.
Advisor: Professor Ryan Snyder
Read more about Katie's summer research
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Flame chemistry: depending on your metal or metal salt, you can color flames green, blue, and purple.
Ozone-oxidized terpene VOCs create nanoparticle aerosols visible with lasers at Bucknell's Engineering Camp this week.
Notable awards, achievements and media highlights featuring chemical engineering alumni, faculty and students.
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