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Fluid Dynamics: The invisible jet

Generating droplets below a micrometre in size from the break-up of a liquid jet or droplet usually requires surfactants or electric fields. By simply focusing one jet with a pair of coaxial ones, this could be extended down to the nanoscale.

O. Basaran | Ronald Suryo

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