PubMed · 14303536
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K HORIE. 1965. [SURFACE-ACTIVE COMPOUNDS].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14303536/
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Drop breakup in a linear extensional flow is simulated numerically using a nonlinear model for the surface tension that accounts for maximum packing at the interface. Surface convection sweeps surfactant to the drop poles, where it accumulates and drives the surface tension to near zero. The drop assumes a transient shape with highly pointed tips. From these tips, thin liquid threads are pulled. Subsequently, small, surfactant-rich droplets are emitted from the termini of these threads. The scale of the shed drops depends on the initial surfactant coverage. Dilute initial coverage leads to tip streaming, while high initial coverage leads to the tip dropping breakup mode.
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