We used x-ray tomography to characterize the geometry of all bubbles in a liquid foam of average liquid fraction phi(l) approximately 17% and to follow their evolution, measuring the normalized growth rate G=V(-1/3) dV/dt for 7000 bubbles. While G does not depend only on the number of faces of a bubble, its average over f-faced bubbles scales as G(f) approximately f - f(0) for large f's at all times. We discuss the dispersion of G and the influence of V and phi(l) on G.
Experimental growth law for bubbles in a moderately "wet" 3D liquid foam.
J. Lambert,I. Cantat,R. Delannay,R. Mokso,P. Cloetens,J. Glazier,F. Graner
Published 2007 in Physical Review Letters
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2007
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Physical Review Letters
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2007-02-28
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Materials Science, Medicine, Physics
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