Relationship between Characteristic Lengths and Effective Saffman Length in Colloidal Monolayers near a Water-Oil Interface
arXiv:1812.10712 · doi:10.1088/1674-1056/28/6/064703
Abstract
The hydrodynamic interactions (HIs) in colloidal monolayers are strongly influenced by the boundary conditions and can be directly described in terms of the cross-correlated diffusion of the colloid particles. In this work, we experimentally measured the cross-correlated diffusion in colloidal monolayers near a water-oil inter-face. The characteristic lengths of the system were obtained by introducing an effec-tive Saffman length. The characteristic lengths of a particle monolayer near a water-oil interface were found to be anisotropic in the longitudinal and transverse directions. From these characteristic lengths, the master curves of cross-correlated diffusion are obtained, which universally describe the HIs near a liquid-liquid interface.
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