N95 respirator mask breathing leads to excessive carbon dioxide inhalation and reduced heat transfer in a human nasal cavity

Salati, Hana; Khamooshi, Mehrdad; Vahaji, Sara; Christo, Farid C; Fletcher, David F; Inthavong, Kiao

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N95 respirator mask breathing leads to excessive carbon dioxide inhalation and reduced heat transfer in a human nasal cavity

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posted on 2024-06-13, 11:48 authored by Hana Salati, Mehrdad Khamooshi, Sara Vahaji, Farid C Christo, David F Fletcher, Kiao Inthavong

N95 respirator mask breathing leads to excessive carbon dioxide inhalation and reduced heat transfer in a human nasal cavity

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Physics of Fluids

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33

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081913

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1-13

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Melville, N.Y.

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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0061574

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1070-6631

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1089-7666

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eng

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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8

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AIP Publishing

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Science & Technology Technology Physical Sciences Mechanics Physics, Fluids & Plasmas Physics COMPUTATIONAL FLUID-DYNAMICS MUCOSAL TEMPERATURE FLOW DYNAMICS SIMULATION SURGERY HEALTH IMPACT 4003 Biomedical engineering

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