Modelling of droplet impacts on dry and wet surfaces using depth-averaged form

Splash Dynamics of Paint on Dry, Wet, and Cooled Surfaces

In his classic study in 1908, A.M. Worthington gave a thorough account of splashes and their formation through visualization experiments. In more recent times, there has been renewed interest in this subject, and much of the underlying physics behind Worthington’s experiments has now been clarified. One specific set of such recent studies, which motivates this paper, concerns the fluid dynamics...

Replication Techniques for Dry and Wet Biological Surfaces

This overview of replication techniques for light and electron microscopic applications gives a generalized background to past and current approaches. The silicone mould replication techniques, which have the great advantage of being applicable to dry as well as wet surfaces, have proven to be the most successful so far. They are discussed in some detail and a number of practical hints for a su...

Monitoring wet and dry process using precipitation changes

on the relationship between using discourse markers and the quality of expository and argumentative academic writing of iranian english majors

the aim of the present study was to investigate the frequency and the type of discourse markers used in the argumentative and expository writings of iranian efl learners and the differences between these text features in the two essay genres. the study also aimed at examining the influence of the use of discourse markers on the participants’ writing quality. to this end the discourse markers us...

Kinetics and mechanisms of heterogeneous reaction of NO2 on CaCO3 surfaces under dry and wet conditions

With increasing NO2 concentration in the troposphere, the importance of NO2 reaction with mineral dust in the atmosphere needs to be evaluated. Until now, little is known about the reaction of NO2 with CaCO3. In this study, the heterogeneous reaction of NO2 on the surface of CaCO3 particles was investigated at 296 K and NO2 concentrations between 4.58×1015 molecules cm−3 to 1.68×1016 molecules ...