Faraday Discussions· 2026Q1
Bubble detachment from circular cavities and flat surfaces
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Researchers determined the maximum stable bubble volume on flat surfaces, finding it depends on contact radius, contact angle, and capillary length.
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Key points
- Maximum stable bubble volume on flat surfaces is determined.
- Volume is dependent on contact radius, contact angle, and capillary length.
- A shooting method was employed to solve the governing equations.
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Abstract
We determine the maximum stable volume of bubbles attached to flat surfaces as a function of the contact radius, contact angle, and capillary length. Using a shooting method to solve...
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Field: Surfaces, Coatings and Films
Surfaces, Coatings and FilmsMaterials Science