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The effects of surfactant solubility on inertial Marangoni flow: theory and numerics
Surface active agents (surfactants) are common contaminants found on most air-liquid interfaces. Surfactants lower the surface tension, and hence surfactant concentration gradients generate surface tension gradients, which leads to flow. A canonical surfactant-induced flow is the outward spreading d
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