Dripping, jetting and tip streaming have been studied up to a certain point separately by both
fluid mechanics and microfluidics communities, the former focusing on fundamental aspects …

Bubbles are always encountered for gas–liquid two-phase flow in microchannels, and have
potential applications in chemical engineering, polymer engineering, food engineering, and …

We provide a comprehensive and systematic description of the diverse microbubble
generation methods recently developed to satisfy emerging technological, pharmaceutical …

Capillary‐based microfluidics is a great technique to produce monodisperse and complex
emulsions and particulate suspensions. In this review, the current understanding of drop and …

A new regime of operation of PDMS-based flow-focusing microfluidic devices is presented.
We show that monodisperse microbubbles with diameters below one-tenth of the channel …

At the beginning of the last century Worthington and Cole discovered that the high-speed
jets ejected after the impact of an axisymmetric solid on a liquid surface are intimately …

We perform extensive experiments with coflowing liquids in microfluidic devices and provide
a closed expression for the drop size as a function of measurable parameters in the jetting …

We investigate experimentally the coalescence cascade process for a confined swarm of
deformable bubbles immersed in a bidimensional vertical cell filled with water. For different …

The capillary breakup of the high-speed Worthington jets ejected after a cavity collapse in
water occurs due to the high-Reynolds-number version of the capillary end-pinching …

A numerical simulation has been accomplished to analyze the problem of dynamic bubble
formation from a submerged orifice in an immiscible Newtonian liquid under the condition of …