The Physics of Microdroplets, Chapter 6
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The image scripts set the viewing angle with the "view_matrix := ..." command. The particular view matrix used was generated by moving the surface by mouse and then printing out the view matrix with the "print view_matrix" command, and cutting and pasting the result into the command.
- Fig. 6-3 Liquid in a square micro-well.
- Fig. 6-4 Liquid in the bottom of a square micro-well.
- Fig. 6-7 Liquid spreading in the bottom of a square well.
- Fig. 6-9 Filling square well with pipette.
- Fig. 6-10 Necking with pipette.
- Fig. 6-13 Plug in a rectangular channel.
- Fig. 6-17 Guide groove in a channel.
- Fig. 6-18 Large guide groove.
- Fig. 6-21 Plug oozing between pillars.
- Fig. 6-22 Capillary burst valve.
- Fig. 6-23 Plugs in channels.
- Fig. 6-24 Plug with filaments.
- Fig. 6-25 Trains of droplets in a channel.
- Fig. 6-28 Trains of immiscible droplets.
- Fig. 6-30 Train with small compression.
- Fig. 6-31 Train with larger compression.
- Fig. 6-32 Alternating train.
- Fig. 6-33 Two-row train.
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