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Inclination-Induced Crossover in the Velocity Scaling of Lubrication-Mediated Droplet Motion
We experimentally investigate the creeping motion of water droplets sliding along an inclined surface immersed in a viscous oil. The droplet velocity, width, and height are measured over a broad range of droplet sizes and inclination angles. The velocity increases with droplet radius according to a
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