Universal Rim Thickness in Unsteady Sheet Fragmentation

Overview of attention for article published in Physical Review Letters, May 2018

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A droplet, splashing onto the tip of a very thin rod, produces a rim of fluid that sprays smaller droplets as it expands.

As a single raindrop falls to the ground, it can splash back up in a crown-like sheet, spraying smaller droplets from its rim…

Home Physics Condensed Matter May 17, 2018 May 17, 2018 by Jennifer Chu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology As a single…

As a single raindrop falls to the ground, it can splash back up in a crown-like sheet, spraying smaller droplets from its rim…

As a single raindrop falls to the ground, it can splash back up in a crown-like sheet, spraying smaller droplets from its rim…

A droplet, splashing onto the tip of a very thin rod, produces a rim of fluid that sprays smaller droplets as it expands.