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How coronavirus survives longer on glass, plastic than on cloth, paper decoded

The virus can survive for four days on glass, but only three hours on paper

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Coronavirus survives far less time on paper, clothes than on glass and plastic: Study

Representative Image The novel coronavirus may survive for far lesser time on porous surfaces such as paper and clothes than on impermeable surfaces like glass and plastic, a study by researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay suggests. COVID-19, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, is transmitted through respiratory droplets. The virus-laden droplets also form fomite upon falling on a surface, which serves as a source for infection spread. In the study, published in the journal Physics of Fluids, the researchers analysed the drying of droplets on impermeable and porous surfaces. They found that a droplet remains liquid for a much shorter time on a porous surface, making it less favourable to the survival of the virus.

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IIT Scientists study says Corona virus stays alive for a short time on clothes and paper

IIT Scientists study says Corona virus stays alive for a short time on clothes and paper
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Why coronavirus doesn t last long on paper

A study has explained the puzzling observation of varying survival times on different surfaces made by US researchers nearly a year ago

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How fluid dynamics helped scientists understand spread of Covid

How fluid dynamics helped scientists understand spread of Covid Mask-wearing, social distancing, population density and movement of individuals significant factors When the Covid-19 pandemic struck the world, IIT-Bombay Professor Rajneesh Bhardwaj was studying how droplets evaporated for applications in spray cooling and inkjet printing, and his collaborator Amit Agarwal was working on point-of-care medical devices and electronic cooling. But once it became clear that the pandemic was mainly spreading through cough and sneeze aerosols from infected individuals, the duo began applying their knowledge to understand the evaporation of respiratory droplets from surfaces and the spread of cough clouds. Our plans were to continue in the domain of thermal and fluid engineering. However, the pandemic came as an opportunity to diversify and explore other research areas. We thought of extendin

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