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Phase diagram morphology shapes droplet propulsion in chemical gradients
Droplets in complex environments often encounter compositional gradients that drive their propulsion. For example, surfactant gradients induce surface-tension-driven propulsion via the Marangoni effect. Here, we show that such propulsion emerges generically, even in the absence of surfactants. Emplo
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