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Universal mapping of drop impact spreading from wetting to Leidenfrost regimes
We establish a universal mapping between the maximum spreading of a drop under wetting and Leidenfrost impact conditions from an energy-dissipation perspective, with the latter featuring a stable vapor film between the drop and the substrate. Experiments and direct numerical simulations demonstrate
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