- solid.
Water vapor will
condense into
droplets depending on the temperature. The
temperature at
which droplets form is
called the dew point.
Liquid forms...
- this
means roughly 1000
droplets per minute, the vast
majority of
which are a few
micrometres across or smaller. As
these droplets are
suspended in air,...
-
respiratory droplets".
These particles are "the
vehicle for
airborne respiratory disease transmission,
which are the dried-out
residual of
droplets possibly...
- the
droplets on a micro-magnetofluidic platform.
Magnetic droplets, in the
context of
droplet-based microfluidics, are
microliter size
droplets that...
-
Lipid droplets are
found in all
eukaryotic organisms and
store a
large portion of
lipids in
mammalian adipocytes. Initially,
these lipid droplets were...
-
caused by refraction,
internal reflection and
dispersion of
light in
water droplets resulting in a
continuous spectrum of
light appearing in the sky. The rainbow...
- An
aerosol is a
suspension of fine
solid particles or
liquid droplets in air or
another gas.
Aerosols can be
generated from
natural or
human causes. The...
- that
sense light. The
adaptive advantage of oil
droplets is not
firmly established.
Coloured oil
droplets have a cost in that they
reduce the
amount of...
-
Multiphase flows with
droplets and particles, CRC
Press LLC, ISBNÂ 0-8493-9469-4. Abramzon, B., Sirignano, W. A. (1989).
Droplet vaporization model for...
-
explosive consonants (such as /p/, /b/, /t/).
These droplets,
distinct from
respiratory droplets, are
produced by
fluid dynamics in the oral
cavity rather...
