Liquid Marble V A

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Liquid marble v a. A liquid marble is a liquid droplet coated with hydrophobic powder which enables the marble to be manipulated like a soft solid. Liquid marbles are separated from solid or liquid support by air pockets in a way similar to leidenfrost drops resembling also cassie baxter wetting which has been subjected recently to intensive experimental and theoretical research. Recently liquid marbles have been used in applications such as. A single block of marble was then machined to replicate the files and hand polished to create a reflective surface.

Aphids convert honeydew droplets into marbles. Liquid marbles are obtained by making a small amount of liquid typically between 1 and 10 mm 3 roll in a very hydrophobic powder we used lycopodium grains of typical size 20 µm covered with. Interfacial properties of liquid marbles 3 1. Representing a platform for a diversity of chemical and biological applications.

Liquid marbles are also found naturally. Liquid marbles are non stick droplets normally aqueous wrapped by micro or nano metrically scaled hydrophobic colloidal particles teflon polyethylene lycopodium powder carbon black etc.