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A coherent synchrotron X-ray microradiology investigation of bubble and droplet coalescence

Giorgio Margaritondo
2008
Journal paper

Abstract

A quantitative application of microradiology with coherent X-rays to the real-time study of microbubble and microdroplet coalescence phenomena, with specific emphasis on the size relations in three-body events, is presented. The results illustrate the remarkable effectiveness of coherent X-ray imaging in delineating interfaces in multiphase systems, in accurately measuring their geometric properties and in monitoring their dynamics.

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