ChemistryCommunications Physics
Weighing picogram aerosol droplets with an optical balance
O. Reich, G. David, et al.
Discover how researchers Oliver Reich, Grégory David, Kıvanç Esat, and Ruth Signorell have developed an innovative optical balance for measuring the mass of aerosol particles non-destructively and with high accuracy. Their method, which analyzes light-induced oscillations, can measure masses as low as 4 picograms within seconds. This groundbreaking work demonstrates wide applicability in various fields.
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