If we apply one and the same electric charge to each of the newly formed spherical particles, they can be considered a kind of an analog of electrons, and their flux can be controlled the way it is done in a cathode-ray tube. Droplets of this kind, which simply cannot be produced by any other known techniques, are now in high demand for research purposes. Deviations of the latter from sphericity are only 0.5 percent, their flux velocity 3- 70 m/s, operating temperatures range - 14-1,500 Рљ. Dmitriev, developed generators of monodispersion particles and sets of units with a capacity of 10 4В -10 6В granules/s which make it possible to form complex droplet structures. For their production a team of researchers, headed by Prof. This technology is based on the application of spherical particles (granules) from 10 to 1,000 mkm in size with dispersion of 0.1-1.0 percent they are made of different materials: from water solutions and cryogenic liquids to molten metals. Having said that, what is this all about and why the results of these studies are in such high demand today? (Tech.).ДЄlthough research in this field was launched some 20 years ago, the main achievements have been scored but recently. Monodispersion technology, its applications in instmment making, medicine, biotechnology, power engineering, electronics, space studies and other areas have been the subject discussed by two leading Russian experts in the field-Rector of the Moscow Institute of Power Engineering, Research Director of the Center of High Technologies, RAS Corresponding Member, Yevgeny Ametistov, and Director of the same Center, Alexander Dmitriev, Dr.

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