The Art of Forming Uniform Gas Bubbles in Liquid

Bubble formation is typically a much more random process than liquid droplet formation, yet the generation of uniform drops and bubbles is very desirable in microfluidics. Researchers have now shown that under certain conditions, bubbles can also be coaxed to form spheres as perfectly matched as droplets.

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Two new papers explore the complicated physics behind bubbles and foams

Nucleation effects on cavitation about a sphere, Journal of Fluid Mechanics

Digital microfluidics: microfluidic droplet and emulsion science - Elveflow

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Removal of Gas Bubbles on an Electrode Using a Magnet

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Gas bubbles' dispersion registered for different processing parameters

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PDF) Modeling the Formation of Gas Bubbles inside the Pores of Reactive Electrochemical Membranes in the Process of the Anodic Oxidation of Organic Compounds

Bubbly beginnings for life's first molecules, Research

A theoretical model for the growth of spherical bubbles by rectified diffusion, Journal of Fluid Mechanics

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