NASA NTRS · 19950017801
Kinetics of diffusional droplet growth in a liquid/liquid two-phase system
Abstract
A new powerful experimental technique based on holographic observations, developed at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, now permits observation of small liquid droplets coarsening. This technique was developed and used for mixed-dimensional coarsening studies. Experiments were conducted on an isopycnic two-phase alloy of succinonitrile and water, annealed isothermally over a four-month period. The succinonitrile-rich droplets precipitate from a water-rich liquid matrix having a density very close to that of the droplets. The matrix and droplets, however, have different optical indices. The results of these experiments, along with the results of computer simulation based on the quasi-static diffusion approximation developed at Rensselaer are reported. These results were published recently. Copies of these papers are attached to this report.
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Glickman, M. E., Fradkov, V. E.. 1995-01-01. Kinetics of diffusional droplet growth in a liquid/liquid two-phase system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950017801
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