Theoretical analysis uncovers self-organization in liquid drops, suggesting implications for nanostructures in chemistry and biology.
Vibration impact on a liquid drop has attracted increasing interest in connection with the study of complex self-organization processes in solutions. The practical value of such studies is associated with applications in chemistry, biology, medicine, and materials science (directed self-assembly of nanostructures in an evaporating drop). The paper presents a theoretical study of hydrodynamic flows of complex configuration excited by acoustic impact in a hemispherical drop deposited on a vibrating substrate.
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