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Structured flows regulate droplet dynamics in phase-separating fluids
Liquid-liquid phase separation is a fundamental route by which homogeneous fluids self-organize into mesoscale droplets and domains. In passive mixtures, the fate of these structures is largely dictated by curvature-dependent chemical potentials, which drive interfacial relaxation and Ostwald ripeni
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