Electrospray is a technique used to produce a fine mist of charged droplets from a liquid. This process is commonly utilized in various fields, including mass spectrometry, pharmaceutical delivery, and nanomaterials synthesis. The basic principle of electrospray involves applying a high voltage to a liquid, which leads to the formation of a Taylor cone at the tip of a capillary or nozzle.
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