2020
DOI: 10.1615/interfacphenomheattransfer.2020035273
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Nonlinear Dynamics of the Film of an Insoluble Surfactant During the Relaxation to Equilibrium

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“…In [7,8,24,25], analysis of the one-dimensional motion of the film on the surface between the wide boundaries of the vertical Hele-Shaw cell made it possible to solve the problem with a mobile insoluble surfactant in full statement, taking into account both thermo-and concentration capillary mechanisms at the interface. This approach provided the opportunity to study the time evolution of the longitudinal deformation of a film.…”
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“…In [7,8,24,25], analysis of the one-dimensional motion of the film on the surface between the wide boundaries of the vertical Hele-Shaw cell made it possible to solve the problem with a mobile insoluble surfactant in full statement, taking into account both thermo-and concentration capillary mechanisms at the interface. This approach provided the opportunity to study the time evolution of the longitudinal deformation of a film.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The numerical solution by Demin and Petukhov [25] gave the results similar to those obtained experimentally and provided an opportunity to describe the behavior of a surfactant in a wide range of governing parameters. In [7,8], the dynamics of such a surfactant was studied during the relaxation process performed to achieve a uniform distribution after the heating stops. It was demonstrated that the surfactant film, propagating along the free surface, behaves itself in an appreciably nonlinear manner.…”
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