Journal Article10.1021/LA011470P
Drop evaporation on solid surfaces: constant contact angle mode
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TL;DR: There are two pure modes of evaporation of liquid drops on surfaces: (1) constant contact area and (2) at constant contact angle as discussed by the authors, which is the dominating mode for liquid drops.
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Abstract: There are two pure modes of evaporation of liquid drops on surfaces: one at constant contact area and one at constant contact angle. Constant contact area mode is the dominating evaporation mode f...
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