Coalescence in Draining Foams

By V. Carrier, A. Colin. 2003

136 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry, Organic Chemistry

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In Computational Mechanics

1. S. Cohen-Addad
2. R. Höhler

In Materials Chemistry

1. S. Cohen-Addad
2. A. Fameau
3. A. Salonen
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In Organic Chemistry

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3. A. Salonen
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Citations in the corpus

• Effect of particles and aggregated structures on the foam stability and aging (2014, background): “For example, the drainage of the fluid between bubbles leads to a closer approach of the bubble surfaces and can lead to the rupture of the thin liquid film when a critical thickness is reached [6].”
• Rheology of liquid foam (2005, background): “This process is strongly coupled to drainage (Bhakta and Ruckenstein 1997), and arises when the gas volume fraction increases above a threshold value depending on the surfactant and its concentration (Carrier and Colin 2003).”