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Retraction dynamics of polymer-laden droplets impacting a smooth solid surface
Hypothesis: The presence of a polymer in a droplet plays a significant role in contact line dynamics following droplet impact onto a solid substrate. We hypothesize that the polymer concentration modifies the post-impact wetting behavior. Experiments: In our experiments, we visualize the contact lin
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