Mechanics of encapsulated droplets
Mechanics of encapsulated droplets
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封装液滴的力学
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
D. Barthès
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作者:
D. Barthès
A capsule consists of an internal medium (pure or complex liquid), enclosed by a deformable membrane that is usually semi-permeable. Capsules are frequently met in nature (living cells) or in industrial processes (pharmaceutical, cosmetic or food industry). The motion, deformation and burst of a capsule under stress depend on three types of independent intrinsic physical properties: initial geometry, internal liquid viscosity and interface constitutive behavior. The direct determination of the latter is difficult owing to the thinness and fragility of the interface. Over the years different techniques have been used (compression between two flat plates, micropipette aspiration, etc.). Recently, a new technique has been proposed, that consists in placing a capsule on the axis of a spinning drop tensiometer. The deformation under increasing rotation rates is measured, and a mechanical model allows to compute the elastic modulus of the membrane.
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10.1115/1.3138452
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1984
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Journal of biomechanical engineering
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作者:
Hochmuth,RM;Berk,DA
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Berk,DA