NASA NTRS ยท 19890000080
Densitometry By Acoustic Levitation
Abstract
"Static" and "dynamic" methods developed for measuring mass density of acoustically levitated solid particle or liquid drop. "Static" method, unknown density of sample found by comparison with another sample of known density. "Dynamic" method practiced with or without gravitational field. Advantages over conventional density-measuring techniques: sample does not have to make contact with container or other solid surface, size and shape of samples do not affect measurement significantly, sound field does not have to be know in detail, and sample can be smaller than microliter. Detailed knowledge of acoustic field not necessary.
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Trinh, Eugene H.. 1989-02-01. Densitometry By Acoustic Levitation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000080
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