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Role of Contamination in Optimal Droplet Production by Collective Bubble Bursting
B. Néel, M. A. Erinin,
L. Deike
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
droplet
100%
bubble
99%
contamination
73%
surfactant
28%
surface-active agent
22%
spray
15%
sea surface
13%
physics
13%
aerosol
11%
gas
8%
chemical
7%
experiment
6%
water
4%
Physics & Astronomy
contamination
99%
bubbles
85%
surfactants
45%
assemblies
16%
aerosols
15%
sprayers
14%
physics
10%
radii
9%
water
9%
gases
8%