Oblique impingement of binary droplets at the nanoscale on superhydrophobic surfaces: A molecular dynamics study
Aiping Zhang,
Kai Cui,
Yuanyuan Tian
et al.
Abstract:The impacting phenomenon of nanodroplets has received much attention due to their importance in various industrial applications. The oblique impingement of single droplets is well understood; however, the effect of oblique angle on impacting the dynamics of multiple droplets at the nanoscale is very limited. To address this gap, we perform molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to study the impacting dynamics of binary nanodroplets with various oblique angles (αob) and Weber numbers (We). Using MD simulations, we… Show more
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