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Mechanisms in Slide Electrification of Liquid and Frozen Drops on Hydrophobic Surfaces
The microscopic and fundamental origin of slide electrification, where droplets of water move across insulating surfaces accumulating and depositing electrical charges, is still debated. Charge transfer is often attributed to ion transfer at the receding contact line. However, it is still unclear wh
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