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Roughening transition in a moving contact line [PDF]
Physical Review E, 2003 16 pages, 6 encapsulated ...
Golestanian, R. ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3149-4002 +1 more
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Moving contact line problem: Advances and perspectives [PDF]
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Letters, 2014 The solid-liquid interface, which is ubiquitous in nature and our daily life, plays fundamental roles in a variety of physical-chemical-biological-mechanical phenomena, for example in lubrication, crystal growth, and many biological reactions that govern
Yapu Zhao
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Evaporation Effect on the Contact Angle and Contact Line Dynamics
, 2022 This chapter shows how evaporation and condensation can modify the wetting conditions. First, we review the microscopic-scale phenomena acting near the contact line: Kelvin effect, hydrodynamic slip, vapor recoil, surface forces, and interfacial resistance.
Vadim S. Nikolayev, Nikolayev, Vadim
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Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu, 2023 Since the boiling heat transfer is much affected by the nucleation of bubble and its growth, estimation of such process is essential for the accurate prediction of the heat transfer.
Souta KAKAMU +2 more
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Time-dependent measurements of length and area of the contact line in contact-boiling regime
, 2021 During the impact of a liquid droplet on a sufficiently heated surface, bubble nucleation reduces the contact area between the liquid and the solid surface.
Mohammad Khavari, Tuan Tran, Tran, Tuan
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Journal of Fluid Science and Technology, 2008 The development of waves on a fluid-fluid interface, excited by a vertical, relative motion of a solid wall enclosing the fluids, is affected significantly by the mobility of the interface on the wall.
Takahiro ITO, Yutaka KUKITA
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Molecular Desorption by a Moving Contact Line
Physical Review Letters, 2021 The interaction of the contact line with topographical or chemical defects at the nanometer scale sets the macroscopic wetting properties of a liquid on a solid substrate. Based on specific atomic force microscopy (AFM) experiments, we demonstrate that molecules physically sorbed on a surface are removed by a dynamic contact line.
Franiatte, Sylvain +2 more
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Critical Dynamics of Contact Line Depinning [PDF]
MRS Proceedings, 1994 ABSTRACTThe depinning of a contact line is studied as a dynamical critical phenomenon by a functional renormalization group technique. In D = 2 - ∈ “line” dimensions, the roughness exponent is ζ = ∈/3 to all orders in perturbation theory. Thus, ζ = 1/3 for the contact line, equal to the Imry-Ma estimate for equilibrium roughness. The dynamical exponent
Ertas, Deniz, Kardar, Mehran
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The influence of contact line velocity and acceleration on the dynamic contact angle: An experimental study in microgravity [PDF]
, 2011 In this study, a novel experimental method by using the short-time microgravity condition created by the drop tower facility is proposed to investigate the dependence of dynamic contact angle on both the velocity and acceleration of contact line.
徐升华 +4 more
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Volume and Frequency-Independent Spreading of Droplets Driven by Ultrasonic Surface Vibration
Fluids, 2020 Many industrial processes depend on the wetting of liquids on various surfaces. Understanding the wetting effects due to ultrasonic vibration could provide a means for changing the behavior of liquids on any surface.
Matthew Trapuzzano +3 more
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