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Persistence of Coffee-Ring Deposits in Concentrated Suspensions of Anisotropic Colloids
Evaporating a droplet containing dispersed colloids leaves behind a dried deposit whose shape is determined by capillary flows and the resulting particle transport. The classical coffee-ring effect occurs when an outward radial flow drives particles toward the droplet's contact line as the droplet e
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