xmlui.dri2xhtml.METS-1.0.item-contributor-funder:
Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte (España) Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (España)
Sponsor:
A. M.-C. also acknowledges fruitful and inspiring discussions with A. Perazzo during his stay in Princeton, and support from the Spanish MECD through the Grant No. FPU16/02562. This research was funded by the Spanish MCIU-Agencia Estatal de Investigación through project DPI2017-88201-C3-3-R, partly financed through FEDER European funds. Support from the Red Nacional para el Desarrollo de la Microfluídica, RED2018-102829-T, is also acknowledged.
Project:
Gobierno de España. DPI2017-88201-C3-3-R Gobierno de España. FPU16/ 02562 Gobierno de España. RED2018-102829-T
Keywords:
Drop breakup
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Drops and bubbles
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Instability of free-surface flows
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Liquid bridges
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Drop and bubble phenomena
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Multiphase flows
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Viscosity
Theory and numerical simulations of the thinning of liquid threads at high superficial concentration of surfactants suggest the existence of an asymptotic regime where surface tension balances surface viscous stresses, leading to an exponential thinning with aTheory and numerical simulations of the thinning of liquid threads at high superficial concentration of surfactants suggest the existence of an asymptotic regime where surface tension balances surface viscous stresses, leading to an exponential thinning with an e-fold time F(Theta)(3mus + kappas)/sigma, where mus and kappas are the surface shear and dilatational viscosity coefficients, sigma is the interfacial tension, Theta = kappas/mus, and F(Theta) is a universal function. The potential use of this phenomenon to measure the surface viscosity coefficients is discussed.[+][-]