… , thin films … Thin liquid films with fronts involving contact lines and their instabilities are
relevant to applications in a number of different fields, ranging from nanoscale to macroscale films …

… Thin liquid films with fronts involving contact lines and their instabilities are relevant to
applications in a number of different fields, ranging from nanoscale to macroscale films … of thin film …

… of thin liquid films. In the case of absorption where the gas film is controlling, the flow
characteristics of the liquid, … in the dropping funnel, and the stopcock of the funnel was turned once …

… over the whole outer side of the reversed funnel by use of a circular strip of polyethylene P
fetched at the upper part of thereversed funnel. Inthis way the interface is compressed gently, …

… Evaporation of thin liquid films is used in processes and devices in different industrial …
shaped as “funnels” and “craters” appear in the layer. The funnels are pits in a thin liquid layer with …

… When the liquid rose above the bend of tube E, it siphoned through … at stopper N and caused
a rapid overflow of the liquid in funnel G. … The liquid that overflowed from the funnel was …

… illustration of the correlation between the funnel effect and gutter effect, which combines the
funnel effect for the TFC membrane (1/η J,TFC ), the funnel effect for the TFNi membrane (1/η …

… film boiling occurs at high heat fluxes, and the breaks in the form of "dry spots" are formed in
the thin liquid films … higher than those where "funnels" were in the thin liquid layer. As we can …

… Because of surface tension, the liquid film forming the bubble minimizes its surface area
to seek a spherical shape. Like surface tension, a fluid's viscosity originates from molecular …

… A similar conclusion that the nucleation of moving hemispherical bubbles in thin liquid films
… of funnels and craters. “Funnels” are recesses with a hemispherical base on the surface of a …