2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ces.2017.10.053
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Evaporation excites temporal sequence of resonant modes in a sessile droplet perturbed at constant frequency – Insights into the universal dynamics of mode transitions

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“…Considering diffusion-driven evaporation, an expression for the mode lifetime was obtained where C s and C ∞ are the saturation vapor concentration near the interface and the ambient vapor concentration at the monitored temperatures, respectively, and ψ­(θ c ) is a function of θ c . In eq , the mode lifetimes increase with n , which is also seen in Figure c; i.e., higher-order modes have higher survival spans . Again, a particular mode n is seen to last for shorter lifetimes τ n for higher excitation frequencies.…”
Section: Effect Of External Stimulisupporting
confidence: 57%
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“…Considering diffusion-driven evaporation, an expression for the mode lifetime was obtained where C s and C ∞ are the saturation vapor concentration near the interface and the ambient vapor concentration at the monitored temperatures, respectively, and ψ­(θ c ) is a function of θ c . In eq , the mode lifetimes increase with n , which is also seen in Figure c; i.e., higher-order modes have higher survival spans . Again, a particular mode n is seen to last for shorter lifetimes τ n for higher excitation frequencies.…”
Section: Effect Of External Stimulisupporting
confidence: 57%
“…The static contact angle θ c in such a dynamic case is the equilibrium contact angle of the unperturbed droplet. In the experimental space studied by Sanyal and Basu, 60,64 the evaporation rate of an oscillating sessile droplet was found to be comparable to that of a stationary sessile one. As mentioned previously, the effect of interface oscillations on evaporation flux could not be isolated and thus kept out of the discussion.…”
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“…Theoretical studies of the process of liquid jet decay into droplets under the action of its own oscillations [6] is the first, major step of theoretical and experimental studies to develop reliable mathematical models and to create calculation techniques for designing prillers. These models should spray the liquid into prills [7] with subsequent crystallization [8].…”
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confidence: 99%