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E. c w /j ≈ 1). This indicates that the contribution of the turbulent mass flux to the total mass flux is significant and should be taken into account when performing numerical simulations. 4 Conclusion The gas transfer across the air-water interface induced by oscillating grid turbulence was investigated using a combined PIV-LIF technique. The turbulent mass flux could be quantified directly and it could be shown that the turbulent flux contribution increases from around 0 at the interface to about the total flux as it goes deeper into the bulk.
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