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Recent investigations into the behavior of aerosolized emissions from the oral cavity have shown that particulate emissions do indeed occur during speech. To date, there is little information about the relative contribution of different speech sounds in producing particle emissions in a free field. This study compares airborne aerosol generation in participants producing isolated speech sounds: fricative consonants, plosive consonants, and vowel sounds.
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