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Correlating Equilibrium Radius with Ambient Pressure
and Intensity
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Ro determined by Diffusive Equilibrium
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This is a graph of the equilibrium radius vs ambient pressure. The blue line represent the Eller-Flynn relationship for dissolve gas concentrations related to ambient pressure, equilbrium radius, and a ratio of time-average of the equilibrium radius and the radius taken to the 1st (on top) and 4th (on bottom) powers. The magenta circles represent our operating range.
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SL Intensity from Bubble Dynamics
(measured data Gaitan & Holt)
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This is a graph of the intensity vs equilibrium radius. For a dissolve gas concentration, ci/co = 0.002 (Ar in the solution, the relationship of the intensity and equilibrum radius can be represented by a fourth order polynomial equation.
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