The phenomenon of a bubble bursting to generate droplets exists in industrial and
environmental systems and has a subtle impact on our daily lives. A bubble generated by …

Investigation into the physics of foaming has traditionally been focused on aqueous systems.
Non-aqueous foams, by contrast, are not well understood, but have been the subject of a …

Gravity‐induced drainage is one of the main destabilizing mechanisms for soap bubbles
and foams. Here we show that solely through acoustic levitation without introducing any …

Bubble bursting at liquid surfaces is ubiquitous and plays a key role for the mass transfer
across interfaces, impacting global climate and human health. Here, we document an …

Abstract Hydrogen (H 2)-bubble evolution has been proposed as an important source of
acoustic emission (AE) during metal corrosion since 1976. However, direct evidence is still …

Jet drops resulting from bubble bursting at a liquid surface play a key role in various mass
transfer processes across the interface, including sea spray aerosol generation and …

When two bubbles submerged in a liquid are brought closely together, the intermediate
liquid film separating the bubbles begins to drain. Once the film ruptures, the bubbles …

Hypothesis Thin liquid films play a crucial role in various systems and applications.
Understanding the mechanisms that regulate their morphology is a scientific challenge with …

We report the design of a microcapillary rheometer (μCR) that allows to perform experiments
rapidly and in a broad range of shear rates (ie, from 0.1 to 1000 s− 1), using small amounts …

We study the bursting of bubbles in weakly viscoelastic liquids. The dissolved
macromolecules form a monolayer at the water–air interface, influencing the bubble …