Boosting the self-production of roaming bubbles to hierarchize the microstructure of foamed materials

Ali Salame; Van-Truong Nguyen; Vincent J. Langlois; Sébastien Vincent-Bonnieu; Olivier Pitois

doi:10.1039/d5sm00791g

December 4, 2025Soft Matter

Boosting the self-production of roaming bubbles to hierarchize the microstructure of foamed materials

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Optimized self-production improves microstructure of porous materials, enhancing their physical properties.
Key findings indicate that adjusting bubble size distribution notably impacts desired material characteristics.
Analysis of liquid foams highlights methods to control bubble formation in foamed materials with varying properties.
These developments may allow for tailored applications in industries utilizing hierarchically porous materials.

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This analysis reveals optimized bubble size distribution in porous materials, suggesting improved physical properties for targeted applications.

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Controlling the bubble size distribution in liquid foams is essential for tuning their physical properties for targeted applications. A particularly promising example lies in the design of hierarchically porous materials,...

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