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Generating structured foam via flowing through a wire array
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• Liquid foam flowing through a wire grid induces a stable bubble pattern • Parallel wires appear to comb the foam structure • Neutron radiography reveals liquid layers based on a layered bubble arrangement • The pattern strength depends on the ratio of the bubble size to the wire spacing
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packing
foam
neutron radiography
pattern
liquid fraction
bubbles
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