Are there any mechanism by which the relationship between aerosol nanoparticle penetration (P) and particle size (D) is: P=aD, where a is constant?

Leo N.Y. Cao @Leo_Cao2

02 February 2015 1 9K Report

P=aD (power law that power is 1)

that means larger particle have higher penetration through something.

The nanoparticle size is between 20-500 nm.

Harry ten Brink

Gormley-Kennedy equation

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