Droplet on a liquid substrate: Wetting, dewetting, dynamics, instabilities
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DOI: 10.1016/j.cocis.2020.101398
Abstract: Abstract Droplets on a liquid substrate (‘liquid lenses’) play an important role in various branches of engineering, including microfluidics, chemical engineering, environment protection, etc. In the present paper, we discuss basic phenomena characteristic for liquid… read more here.
Keywords: droplet; wetting dewetting; liquid substrate; substrate wetting ... See more keywords
Wetting and dewetting behaviour of hygroscopic liquids: Recent advancements
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DOI: 10.1016/j.cocis.2020.101399
Abstract: Abstract The review covers the most recent researches of wetting and dewetting phenomena related with application of hygroscopic liquids in industry and technologies. Hygroscopic liquids actively absorb moisture form the surrounding air and therefore are… read more here.
Keywords: behaviour hygroscopic; wetting dewetting; liquids recent; dewetting behaviour ... See more keywords
Kerberos: A three camera headed centrifugal/tilting device for studying wetting/dewetting under the influence of controlled body forces
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DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2016.07.079
Abstract: Abstract Despite the significant effort spent over the years to study wetting and dewetting phenomena of droplets on solid substrates under applied forces, there are still many unresolved issues. To name a few, a concise… read more here.
Keywords: camera headed; droplet; wetting dewetting; kerberos three ... See more keywords
Inorganic Surface Coating with Fast Wetting-Dewetting Transitions for Liquid Manipulations.
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DOI: 10.1021/acsami.8b02537
Abstract: Liquid manipulation is a fundamental issue for microfluidics and miniaturized sensors. Fast wetting-state transitions by optical methods have proven being efficient for liquid manipulations by organic surface coatings, however rarely been achieved by using inorganic… read more here.
Keywords: liquid manipulations; surface coating; wetting dewetting; surface ... See more keywords