Hydro-ecological processes of hyporheic zone in a karst spring-fed pool: Effects of groundwater decline and river backflow
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Guo, Fang (ORCID:0000000326901715)↗
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Biochar coupled with contrasting nitrogen sources mediated changes in carbon and nitrogen pools, microbial and enzymatic activity in paddy soil
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Ullah, Saif (ORCID:0000000272374138)↗
Controlling local melt pool dimensions in laser powder bed fusion through multiscale physics-driven optimization
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Review of pool boiling critical heat flux (CHF) and heater rod design for CHF experiments in TREAT
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Hernandez, Richard↗
Quantification of melt pool dynamics and microstructure during simulated additive manufacturing
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Lamb, James (ORCID:0000000214099799)↗
Dynamic Biogeochemistry of the Particulate Sulfur Pool in a Buoyant Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Plume
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Cron, Brandi R.↗
Submarine Landslides Induce Massive Waves in Subsea Brine Pools
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Air evolution during drop impact on liquid pool
We elucidate the evolution of the entrained air in drop impact on a wide range of liquids, using ultrafast X-ray phase-contrast imaging. We elaborate the retraction mechanism of the entrapped air film in terms of liquid viscosity. We found the criterion for deciding if the entrapped air evolves into single or double bubbles, as determined by competition among inertia, capillarity, and viscosity. Low viscosity and low surface tension induce a small daughter droplet encapsulated by a larger air shell bubble, forming an antibubble. We demonstrate a phase diagram for air evolution regarding hydrodynamics.
36 MATERIALS SCIENCE↗