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Vortex rings as hydrodynamic dispersants for mitigating underwater oil spills
The usage of chemical dispersant to promote the breakup of oil droplets remains one of the crucial response strategy towards controlling the rapidly rising droplets during an underwater oil spillage disaster like the Deepwater horizon. However, the detrimental effects of dispersant on the marine lif
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