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Coupled self-charging and self-propulsion of evaporating sessile droplets
Evaporating sessile water droplets universally deposit surface charges while simultaneously becoming self-charged---a phenomenon that remains under-appreciated despite its potentially important consequences. Here, we investigate one such consequence: droplet self-propulsion driven by self-charging.
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