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Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface. / Starinskaya, Elena; Miskiv, Nikolay; Terekhov, Vladimir et al.

In: Water (Switzerland), Vol. 15, No. 2, 273, 01.2023.

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Starinskaya, E, Miskiv, N, Terekhov, V, Safonov, A, Li, Y, Lei, MK & Starinskiy, S 2023, 'Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface', Water (Switzerland), vol. 15, no. 2, 273. https://doi.org/10.3390/w15020273

APA

Starinskaya, E., Miskiv, N., Terekhov, V., Safonov, A., Li, Y., Lei, M. K., & Starinskiy, S. (2023). Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface. Water (Switzerland), 15(2), [273]. https://doi.org/10.3390/w15020273

Vancouver

Starinskaya E, Miskiv N, Terekhov V, Safonov A, Li Y, Lei MK et al. Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface. Water (Switzerland). 2023 Jan;15(2):273. doi: 10.3390/w15020273

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Starinskaya, Elena ; Miskiv, Nikolay ; Terekhov, Vladimir et al. / Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface. In: Water (Switzerland). 2023 ; Vol. 15, No. 2.

BibTeX

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title = "Evaporation Dynamics of Sessile and Suspended Almost-Spherical Droplets from a Biphilic Surface",
abstract = "Research in the field of the evaporation of liquid droplets placed on surfaces with special wetting properties such as biphilic surfaces is of great importance. This paper presents the results of an experimental study of the heat and mass transfer of a water droplet during its evaporation depending on the direction of the gravitational force. A special technique was developed to create unique substrates, which were used to physically simulate the interaction of liquid droplets with the surface at any angle of inclination to the horizontal. It was found that the suspended and sessile droplets exhibited fundamentally different evaporation dynamics. It was shown that the suspended droplets had a higher temperature and, at the same time, evaporated almost 30% faster.",
keywords = "biphilic surface, droplet, evaporation, heat and mass transfer, pendant, sessile",
author = "Elena Starinskaya and Nikolay Miskiv and Vladimir Terekhov and Alexey Safonov and Yupeng Li and Lei, {Ming Kai} and Sergey Starinskiy",
note = "The investigation of droplet evaporation was supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (mega-grant No. 075-15-2021-575). Creating biphilic surfaces was performed with the financial support of the RFBR and NSFC, project number No. 21-52-53025 GFEN_a.",
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AU - Lei, Ming Kai

AU - Starinskiy, Sergey

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