Turning Up the Voltage Stops Opposites from Attracting, Study Finds
The scientists performed the same experiment in a number of different situations, using both everyday and/or industrially important liquids. Credit W. D. Ristenpart, J. C. Bird, and A. Belmonte.
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Students from the 2007 SEECoS group
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How to Rip and Tear a Fluid
Credit: J. Gladden, A. Belmonte (Penn State) Birefringent visualization of the micellar fluid layer around a diagonally oriented square "cutting tool." A white outline is superimposed on the outer edge of the square.
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