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Elastocapillary morphing of self-encapsulated droplets floating at the oil-air interface
Self-encapsulated droplets floating at an oil--air interface undergo striking shape changes during evaporation, including flattening and localized loss of membrane tension leading to crumpling and wrinkling. Here we combine experiments, modeling and simulations to obtain predictive morphological map
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