Microscopy & Microtechniques
Latest microscopy news focuses on bursting bubbles
Jun 15 2010
After looking closely at the bubbles as they pop, they have discovered that a torus is initially formed around the circumference of the area which was enclosed by the bubble.
This is unstable, however, so subsequently collapses into a number of bubbles around a tenth the size of their parent.
A further effect observed in the latest microscopy news from the team is the creation of tiny droplets of fluid thrown into the air from the surface; this can be felt by placing your face or skin close to the top of a freshly poured fizzy drink.
The research aims to assist in researching gas exchange between the ocean and the atmosphere, the presence of unwanted bubbles in glass production and other surface-related issues.
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