Dynamics of laser-induced cavitation bubbles

Akhatov, Iskander; Vakhitova, N. K.; Topolnikov, A.S.; Zakirov, Kamil; Wolfrum, Bernhard; Kurz, Thomas; Lindau, Olgert; Mettin, Robert; Lauterborn, Werner

doi:10.1016/s0894-1777(02)00182-6

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“…Due to the increase of the liquid pressure, the bubble collapses violently and eventually emits a shock wave and a flash of light. The bubble's oscillation is estimated to have only a few rebounds and after that, the bubble expands again and has several oscillations [28]. Also the duration of flash light * sadighi@sharif.ir for LI-SCBL is of the order of a few nanoseconds and the photon numbers emitted from these bubbles are of the order of magnitudes greater than was observed in single-bubble sonoluminescence [23,29].…”

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confidence: 96%

Quasiadiabatic approach for laser-induced single-bubble sonoluminescence

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The luminescence parameters of laser-induced bubble in the presence of an acoustic field in water are studied. A comparison is made between parameters such as bubble radius, interior temperature, and pressure of the bubble induced by laser and an acoustic field influenced by different driving pressure amplitudes. It is found that the bubble volume induced by laser at the collapse instant is more than 10(6) times larger than the one induced by an acoustic field. It is also noticed, by increasing the driving pressure amplitude, the bubble radius decreases in both cases, however, the bubble interior pressure and temperature increase.

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Quasiadiabatic approach for laser-induced single-bubble sonoluminescence

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“…For a long time, the bubble emergence under the pulsed laser illumination was the main object of interest [6,[14][15][16][17]. Large amount of energy supplied by the short laser pulse results in very rapid water evaporation and bubble growth followed by the high-speed collapse with possible rebounds and energy release in form of luminescence and/or shock waves (optical cavitation).…”

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Controllable generation and manipulation of micro-bubbles in water with absorptive colloid particles by CW laser radiation

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“…A model has been introduced to describe the collapse and rebound of a laser-induced cavitation bubble in water (Akhatov et al 2001(Akhatov et al , 2002. It starts from the instant when the bubble has reached its maximum radius R max .…”

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“…The coefficient of binary diffusion of vapor in the air is chosen to be a function of temperature according to the following formula (Akhatov et al 2002):…”

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