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Aerosol Emission During Speech: Investigating the Role of Glottal Configuration and Respiratory Effort

2025-03-17

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<h4>Introduction</h4> Speech-driven aerosol generation plays a key role in airborne disease transmission, yet the physiological mechanisms remain poorly understood. While prior research suggests vocal fold vibration contributes to aerosol production, airflow turbulence and glottal configuration may be stronger determinants. This study examines how the type of phonation influences aerosol generation while controlli...

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85840436-fb40-5acb-97d4-1f9c03bac10c
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10.1101/2025.03.16.25324059
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