25 citations · 29 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for
9 papers
Busting the Myth of Spontaneous Formation of H2O2 at the Air-Water Interface: Contributions of the Liquid-Solid Interface and Dissolved Oxygen Exposed
Muzzamil Ahmad Eatoo, Himanshu Mishra
Recent reports on the spontaneous formation of H2O2(aq) at the air-water interface and the solid-water interface have been sensational. The speculated mechanism at the air-water in…
General Predictive Framework for Droplet Detachment Force
Muhammad Subkhi Sadullah, Yinfeng Xu, Sankara Arunachalam +1
Liquid droplets hanging from solid surfaces are commonplace, but their physics is complex. Examples include dew or raindrops hanging onto wires or droplets accumulating onto a cove…
Direct imaging of polymer filaments pulled from rebounding drops
Ziqiang Yang, Peng Zhang, Meng Shi +4
Polymer filaments form the foundation of biology from cell scaffolding to DNA. Their study and fabrication play an important role in a wide range of processes from tissue engineeri…
Zwitterions Layer at but Do Not Screen Electrified Interfaces
Muhammad Ghifari Ridwan, Buddha Ratna Shrestha, Nischal Maharjan +1
The role of ionic electrostatics in colloidal processes is well-understood in natural and applied contexts; however, the electrostatic contribution of zwitterions, known to be pres…
On the Formation of Hydrogen Peroxide in Water Microdroplets
Adair Gallo, Nayara H. Musskopf, Xinlei Liu +6
Recent reports on the formation of hydrogen peroxide (HO) in water microdroplets produced via pneumatic spraying or capillary condensation have garnered significant attenti…
The air-water interface of condensed water microdroplets does not produce HO
Nayara H. Musskopf, Adair Gallo, Peng Zhang +2
Recent reports on the production of hydrogen peroxide (HO) on the surface of condensed water microdroplets without the addition of catalysts or additives have sparked signi…
A General Framework for Liquid Marbles
Adair Gallo, Fernanda Tavares, Ratul Das +1
Liquid marbles refer to liquid droplets that are covered with a layer of non-wetting particles. They are observed in nature and have practical significance. However, a generalized…
Unexpected Suppression of Leidenfrost Phenomenon on Superhydrophobic Surfaces
Meng Shi, Ratul Das, Sankara Arunachalam +1
The Leidenfrost phenomenon entails the levitation of a liquid droplet over a superheated surface, cushioned by its vapor layer. For water, superhydrophobic surfaces are believed to…
The Chemical Reactions in Electrosprays of Water Do Not Always Correspond to Those at the Pristine Air-Water Interface
Adair Gallo, Andreia S. F. Farinha, Miguel Dinis +4
The recent application of electrosprays to characterize the air-water interface, along with the reports on dramatically accelerated chemical reactions in aqueous electrosprays, hav…