Nanobubbles are tiny in size but huge in importance for many scientific fields and
applications in biology, agriculture, medicine, environment and engineering. Literature on …

The generation, and stability of nanobubbles are of particular interest for fundamental
research and have potential application in numerous fields. Several attempts were made in …

The existence of bulk nanobubbles is still controversial in spite of their significance in a large
range of applications. Here, we developed a new method of compression–decompression to …

Surface nanobubbles (NBs) are stable gaseous phases in liquids that form at the interface
with solid substrates. They have been particularly intriguing for their high stability that …

The theoretical understanding of surface nanobubbles—nanoscale gaseous domains on
immersed substrates—revolves around two contrasting perspectives. One perspective …

Surface nanobubbles forming on hydrophobic surfaces in water present an exciting
opportunity as potential agents of top-down and bottom-up nanopatterning. The formation …

The morphology of interfacial nanobubbles (INBs) is a crucial but controversial topic in
nanobubble research. We carried out atomistic molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to …

In this work, the molecular dynamics simulation was employed to study the formation and
development mechanisms of near-surface nanobubbles, especially, the effects of wettability …

Experimental studies have demonstrated that the gas phase contact angle (CA) of a surface
nanobubble (SNB) is much smaller than that of a macroscopic gas bubble. This reduced CA …

Surface nanobubbles as the main gaseous domains at the solid–liquid interface have
attracted extensive interest because of their potential applications. Some remarkable …