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Role of all jet drops in mass transfer from bursting bubbles
Alexis Berny
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Luc Deike
, Thomas Séon
, Stéphane Popinet
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Materials Institute
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Mass Transfer
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Laplace
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Bubble Bursting
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Simple Scaling
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Ejected Droplet
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Evaporated Water
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Scaling Relationship
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Jet Drops
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Bursting Bubbles
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Capillarity
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Physics-based Model
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Bond number
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Navier-Stokes Equations
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Fluid Properties
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Direct numerical Simulation
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Viscous Force
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Size-dependent Properties
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Water Vapor Flux
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Burst Effect
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Gas-liquid
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Atmosphere-ocean
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Multiple Applications
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Two-phase Liquid
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Capillary Force
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Bubble Size
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Control Parameters
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Ocean-atmosphere Interaction
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Single Bubble
50%
Evaporation Model
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Flux Control
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Champagne
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Non-dimensional numbers
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Number-Size
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Physics
Physics
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Liquid Phase
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Fluid Property
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Navier-Stokes Equation
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Direct Numerical Simulation
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Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions
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Protective Atmosphere
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Mass Transport
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Capillarity
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Water Vapor
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