Agglomeration - Research Article from Environmental Encyclopedia

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 1 page of information about Agglomeration.
Encyclopedia Article

Agglomeration - Research Article from Environmental Encyclopedia

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 1 page of information about Agglomeration.
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Any process by which a group of individual particles is clumped together into a single mass. The term has a number of specialized uses. Some types of rocks are formed by the agglomeration of particles of sand, clay, or some other material. In geology, an agglomerate is a rock composed of volcanic fragments. One technique for dealing with air pollution is ultrasonic agglomeration. A source of very high frequency sound is attached to a smokestack, and the ultrasound produced by this source causes tiny particulate matter in waste gases to agglomerate into particles large enough to be collected.

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