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Removal of Atmospheric Ammonia During a Rain Event

by Adit Patel

 

Submitted : Spring 2013


Atmospheric Ammonia can cause detrimental health effects if the concentration is too high. Events in nature such as rain attempt to scrub away the ammonia, but how much is lost during such an event? This project looks at an 18 minute rain event in order to calculate the fraction of ammonia lost and as a result determine the effectiveness of ammonia removal.

 


 

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Advisors :
Arcadii Grinshpan, Mathematics and Statistics
Scott Campbell, Chemical & Biomedical Engineering
Suggested By :
Scott Campbell