Drop impact and wettability: From hydrophilic to superhydrophobic surfaces

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Droplet impact dynamics on micropillared hydrophobic surfaces (2016, neutral): “4(a) are around 1.4 for flat and 1.26 for micropillared surfaces, which are in good agreement with the model ( 1/4max ~D We ) of Clanet et al. [12], Dmax, analytical ~ 1.29.”
Oblique impacts of water drops onto hydrophobic and superhydrophobic surfaces: outcomes, timing, and rebound maps (2014, background): “Differences in the maximum spreading become even clearer in the spreading phase for moderate We regime (We \ 200), as already addressed in a previous work (Antonini et al. 2012), where millimetric water drops were also investigated.”
Characterization of super liquid-repellent surfaces (2014, result): “Experimental [113–115] and values calculated with Eq.”
On the spreading of impacting drops (2016, background): “…initial diameter D0, its impact velocity V0, the properties of the liquid (density ρ, surface tension γ, and viscosity µ), and the conditions at the solid surface: the slip length λ (Lastakowski et al. 2014) and the (dynamic) liquid-solid contact angle θ (Šikalo et al. 2005; Antonini et al. 2012).”