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Elastocapillary lifting and encapsulation of water by a triangular elastic film under gravity
We investigate the encapsulation of water by a thin elastic film as a minimal model of elastocapillary self-folding with fluid transport. An equilateral triangular polydimethylsiloxane film is lifted quasi-statically from a water surface, while its side length and thickness are systematically varied
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