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Underwater bubble transport on superhydrophobic cylindrical rod
The transport of bubbles along a curved superhydrophobic surface is not governed by buoyancy alone, but also by the interaction between the geometric confinement, the capillary and contact-line resistance, and the hydrodynamic resistance. We systematically investigated the capillary number ($Ca$) an
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