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A contaminant-concentration-dependent surface tension does not explain the absence of solutal Marangoni flow in evaporating droplets
Theoretical models of evaporating droplets predict Marangoni flows orders of magnitude faster than those observed experimentally. While this discrepancy is often attributed to surface contamination, the underlying mechanism by which contaminants weaken Marangoni stresses remains unclear. In this stu
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