HAL (France)
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Optical temperature measurements in superheated liquid droplets
A new laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) methodology, using a mixture of Kiton Red and Rhodamine 6G dyes (the 2cPLIF method), is developed and applied to the microscale liquid–liquid two-phase systems of oil and water. The results of the measurement of temperature fields for water–oil droplets
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