Dynamic stability of the liquid-gas interface in micron-sized pores

Dynamic stability of the liquid-gas interface in micron-sized pores

This paper investigates the dynamic stability of a liquid-gas (or vapor) interface, which occurs in very small diameter pores. The interface is examined under conditions of a static pressure difference across it and a static pressure difference along with a sinusoidal one-dimensional oscillation. Th...

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Surface tension
Viscosity
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