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Mechanism of changes in wetting state of quartz glass surface: (a) when the linear velocity is low, it is in a hydrophilic state; (b) transition state after increasing linear velocity; and (c) at high linear velocity, it is in a hydrophobic state
Published Online: May 9, 2025
Fig. 2 Mechanism of changes in wetting state of quartz glass surface: ( a ) when the linear velocity is low, it is in a hydrophilic state; ( b ) transition state after increasing linear velocity; and ( c ) at high linear velocity, it is in a hydrophobic state More about this image found in Mechanism of changes in wetting state of quartz glass surface: ( a ) when t...
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Experimental image of liquid droplets approaching the wall: (a) 4000 rpm, droplet adsorption; (b) 20,000 rpm, droplet residence; and (c) 20,000 rpm, droplet break up and splashing
Published Online: May 9, 2025
Fig. 10 Experimental image of liquid droplets approaching the wall: ( a ) 4000 rpm, droplet adsorption; ( b ) 20,000 rpm, droplet residence; and ( c ) 20,000 rpm, droplet break up and splashing More about this image found in Experimental image of liquid droplets approaching the wall: ( a ) 4000 rpm,...
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Comparison of surface before and after resident droplet surface chemical finishing: (a) before resident droplet surface chemical finishing (case D, Sa 146 nm) and (b) after resident droplet surface chemical finishing (case D, Sa 74 nm)
Published Online: May 9, 2025
Fig. 12 Comparison of surface before and after resident droplet surface chemical finishing: ( a ) before resident droplet surface chemical finishing (case D, Sa 146 nm) and ( b ) after resident droplet surface chemical finishing (case D, Sa 74 nm) More about this image found in Comparison of surface before and after resident droplet surface chemical fi...
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Comparison of the estimated Reynolds numbers and possible nozzle distances in the AJP method with laminar lengths of jets with different Reynolds numbers determined from the literature [8–11]
Published Online: May 5, 2025
Fig. 2 Comparison of the estimated Reynolds numbers and possible nozzle distances in the AJP method with laminar lengths of jets with different Reynolds numbers determined from the literature [ 8 – 11 ] More about this image found in Comparison of the estimated Reynolds numbers and possible nozzle distances ...
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