Fig. 2
From: Rapid inactivation of aerosolised influenza virus using low-concentration gaseous hypochlorous acid
Survival percent of influenza virus in wet aerosol subjected to a HOCl concentration of 10 ppb at different relative humidities (RH) (30, 40, 50%RH) and gas contact times (1.8, 3.9 s). The number of trials (n) was n = 3 for 1.8 s and n = 5 for 3.9 s at 30% RH; n = 8 for 1.8 s and n = 5 for 3.9 s at 40% RH. The data are presented as the mean ± 1 SD of ‘n’ independent samples.
