Remote thermometry of evaporating water drops as an octadecanol monolayer changes phase

Mark Seaver; J. R. Peele

doi:10.1364/LACA.1992.ThB3

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper ThB3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/LACA.1992.ThB3

Remote thermometry of evaporating water drops as an octadecanol monolayer changes phase

Mark Seaver and J. R. Peele

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis 1992

Salt Lake City United States
27–30 January 1992
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Abstract

We have used laser-based luminescence measurements to follow the temperature of an evaporating waterdrop (~ 1 mm diameter) as it compresses a monolayer of octadecanol. Our results indicate that the specific resistance to evaporation (water accommodation coefficient) of the monolayer changes slowly over periods of minutes.

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