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Natural SciencesPhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsSurface ScienceDroplet DynamicsFragmentation AnalysisFragmentation ControlSurface KineticsBreakupDrop BreakupDroplet BreakupDroplet Breakup MechanismsDroplet FragmentationDroplet InstabilityFragmentationWeber Number
Droplet breakup is classically controlled by the ratio of flow kinetic to surface energy (Weber number). From axisymmetric simulations and simple model-scaling arguments we show how the critical Weber numbers for breakup and bursting/stripping transition depend on the droplet/carrier density ratio.
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