Aggregation and coalescence of water droplets in a dielectric liquid phase in an electric field
Manabu Yamaguchi, T. Ise, T. Katayama
Abstract
Manabu Yamaguchi, T. Ise, T. Katayama
Abstract
When water‐in‐oil emulsions are placed in electric fields, the droplets line up into a lengthwise extended chain in the direction of the field, and then coalescence between the droplets proceeds. The process of the chain formation is studied theoretically and experimentally. Behavior for electrical coalescence of the droplets is discussed by using a model proposed by Harada.
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When water‐in‐oil emulsions are placed in electric fields, the droplets line up into a lengthwise extended chain in the direction of the field, and then coalescence between the droplets proceeds. The process of the chain formation is studied theoretically and experimentally. Behavior for electrical coalescence of the droplets is discussed by using a model proposed by Harada.
Key concepts: Coalescence (physics), Electric field, Dielectric, Materials science, Mechanics, Oil droplet, Chemical physics, Liquid water