Droplets for acoustic vaporization: Formulations, properties and applications

The Acoustic Droplet Vaporization (ADV) (1), a phase-change of the droplets core from liquid to vapor phase upon ultrasound irradiation, burst renewed interest in droplet emulsions, a traditional topic of colloidal science, opening up innovative applications in biomedicine. Droplets undergoing ADV s...

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