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Particle size distribution (Granulometry)

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In two different reports three samples were tested:
Report 1:
PDTN sample CFC 5512, 10% of the particles is smaller than 90 µm, 50% of the particles is smaller than290 µm and 90% of the particles is smaller than490 µm PDTN sample CFC 5514, 10% of the particles is smaller than 55µm, 50% of the particles is smaller than 230 µm and 90% of the particles is smaller than 430 µm .In addition, 0.6 to 1 %of the PDTN particles is smaller than 10µm, and therefore, only a small fraction is considered respirable
Report2:
PDTN sample JNN98038, 0.4 % of the particles is smaller than 63 µm, 5.2 % of the particles is between 63 and 250 µm and 94.4% of the particles is larger than 250 µm.

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The particle size distribution is very dependent on the production and handling of the samples. For instance clogging, moisture and aging can cause a change in particle size. Especially for this sample - being a wet cake - stability in particle size distribution is not the case.

For the different samples tested - in summary - only 0.6 to 1% of the PDTN particles is smaller than 10 µm or 0.4% of the particles is smaller than 63 µm. As such only a small fraction is considered respirable. Moreover being a wet cake the substance is not likely to swirl.