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In diffusional growth the rate of change of droplet radius is approximately proportional to
Answer: A
The standard result is that r times dr by dt is a constant set by the supersaturation and the thermodynamic conditions. Radius therefore grows as the square root of time, which slows the process markedly as the droplet enlarges.
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