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The Structure of Random Foam

The unique physical properties of solid foams can be attributed to random cellular morphology, which usually forms in the liquid state when gas bubbles become highly concentrated. Key topological and geometric properties that characterize foam microstructure are evaluated from realistic models of soap froth that are simulated with Brakke's Surface Evolver.

Andrew M. Kraynik | A. Kraynik

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