Interfacial Shear Effects
Interfacial Shear Effects is a physical phenomenon in interphase mass transfer characterized by the tangential stress exerted at the interface between two immiscible phases due to velocity gradients, which influences interfacial turbulence, wave formation, and convective mass transport.
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GENERAL FILM CONDENSATION CORRELATIONS
S. L. CHEN, Frank M. Gerner, C. L. Tien · Experimental Heat Transfer · 1987 · 243 citations
Roll-to-roll prelithiation of lithium-ion battery anodes by transfer printing
Cheng Yang, Huachun Ma, Ruichuan Yuan et al. · Nature Energy · 2023 · 222 citations · Full text
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Tel Aviv University
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Purdue University West Lafayette
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Institute of Mechanics
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
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ETH Zurich
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