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| + | '''Surface morphology of drying latex films: multiple ring formation''' | ||
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| + | Shmuylovich L, Shen AQ, Stone HA | ||
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| + | Langmuir '''18''': 3441-3445 (2002) | ||
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| + | ==Summary== | ||
| + | The experiment was simple: a small drop of a monodisperse solution of particles (either 0.008% (w/w) solution of 0.88 um diameter particles, or 0.01% solution of 3.15 um particles)was placed on a glass microscope slide. The drying process was then captured on camera. As the solution evaporated it formed concentric rings | ||
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Reference
Surface morphology of drying latex films: multiple ring formation
Shmuylovich L, Shen AQ, Stone HA
Langmuir 18: 3441-3445 (2002)
Summary
The experiment was simple: a small drop of a monodisperse solution of particles (either 0.008% (w/w) solution of 0.88 um diameter particles, or 0.01% solution of 3.15 um particles)was placed on a glass microscope slide. The drying process was then captured on camera. As the solution evaporated it formed concentric rings
