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The rebound of liquid droplets falling on a hot substrate, known as the Leidenfrost phenomenon, is a well-documented and widely studied topic. However, research on the rebound of droplets on cold surfaces, particularly regarding the inverse Leidenfrost phenomenon, remains relatively limited. In this paper, we experimentally investigate the rebound dynamics of droplets on dry ice surfaces, explore the influencing factors of the inverse Leidenfrost phenomenon, and develop a theoretical model to predict its occurrence.
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