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Francesco Carbone

Assistant Professor

University of Connecticut

United States

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Francesco Carbone is an Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut. His research focuses on the characterization of nanoparticles and soot formation in combustion environments, utilizing advanced diagnostic techniques. Recent publications include studies on the supersaturation of alcohols in particle counters, in-situ diagnostics of nanoparticle synthesis, and analyzing the effects of various variables on soot production and size distribution in flames.

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Stoyan Bliznakov

Associate Research Professor

University of Connecticut

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Mahmoud K. Ashour

University of Connecticut

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Juan Fernandez de la Mora

Yale University

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Quantitative Soot Yield (QSY) of 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene and n-decane in doped ethylene counterflow diffusion flames

Concurrent supersaturation of C2-C4 alcohols and water in a Condensation Particle Counter (CPC) to measure naturally charged flame-formed carbonaceous aerosols smaller than 3 nm

In-situ laser diagnostics to characterize Iridium nanoparticles synthesized in a flame by the Reactive Spray Deposition Technology

Size resolution and capillary centering in sheathed condensation particle counters studied with a new variable saturation condensation particle sizer

The effect on soot and its gas precursors of doping ethylene with 2,2,4,6,6-pentamethyl-heptane in the nitrogen-fuel stream of a laminar non-premixed Planar Mixing Layer Flame (PMLF)

The evolution of the Size Distribution Function (SDF) of incipient soot in a laminar non-premixed Planar Mixing Layer Flame (PMLF)

The Planar Mixing Layer Flame (PMLF): a canonical configuration for studying non-premixed combustion chemistry and soot inception

An easy but quantitative assessment of soot production rate and its dependence on temperature and pressure

Detection of sub-5nm naturally charged carbonaceous materials from a sooting laminar premixed flame by a water condensation Particle Counter (WCPC) enhanced by a Di-Ethylene Glycol (DEG) saturator inlet

Laser diagnostics to characterize the in-flame growth of platinum nanoparticles manufactured by the reactive spray deposition technology

Effect of equivalence ratio and temperature on soot formation in partially premixed counterflow flames

Spatially resolved measurements of soot and gaseous precursors in ethylene counterflow diffusion flames up to 32 atm

Detection of weakly bound clusters in incipiently sooting flames via ion seeded dilution and collision charging for (APi-TOF) mass spectrometry analysis

The size-mobility relationship of ions, aerosols, and other charged particle matter.

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Stoyan Bliznakov

Mahmoud K. Ashour

Juan Fernandez de la Mora

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