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Colloidal shadows reveal hidden solute transport
An object releasing a chemical into a surrounding flow leaves behind a plume that encodes the rate of release, but for most solutes, that plume is invisible. Classical transport theory describes this configuration through a self-similar concentration boundary layer whose structure has never been res
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