The Physics of Microdroplets, Chapter 8
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- Fig. 8-5 Droplet on a horizontal wire.
- Fig. 8-6 Droplet pierced by a wire.
- Fig. 8-7 Barrel and clamshell droplets.
- Fig. 8-8 Suspended droplet on wire.
- Fig. 8-9 Detaching droplet.
- Fig. 8-10 Grounded electrode droplet on wire.
- Fig. 8-12 Sessile droplets pierced by wires.
- Fig. 8-16 Filament between rails.
- Fig. 8-17 Advancing front between rails.
- Fig. 8-19 Liquid in groove with filaments.
- Fig. 8-22 Asymmetric groove.
- Fig. 8-23 Asymmetric groove view.
- Fig. 8-25 More asymmetric grooves.
- Fig. 8-27 Trapezoidal groove.
- Fig. 8-28 Semicircular groove.
- Table 1 Various channel geometries.
- Fig. 8-30 Droplet over cracks.
- Fig. 8-31 Channel with V-floor.
- Fig. 8-32 Channel with grooved floor.
- Fig. 8-34 Grooved floor without walls.
- Fig. 8-35 Diverging groove.
- Fig. 8-38 X-shaped groove.
- Fig. 8-39 U-groove with a hole.
- Fig. 8-41 Flow around hole in floor of channel.
- Fig. 8-43 Droplet dispensing device.
- Fig. 8-45 Sharp vs. rounded corner.
- Fig. 8-47 Liquid bridge between parallel fibers.
- Fig. 8-48 Evaporating droplet between fibers.
- Fig. 8-49 Intersecting hydrophilic fibers.
- Fig. 8-50 Droplet spreading between fibers.
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