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most citedUniversality of Tip Singularity Formation in Freezing Water Drops

291 citations · 531 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.flu-dyn2014★ 291 cited

Universality of Tip Singularity Formation in Freezing Water Drops

Alvaro G. Marin, Oscar R. Enriquez, Philipe Brunet +2

A drop of water deposited on a cold plate freezes into an ice drop with a pointy tip. While this phenomenon clearly finds its origin in the expansion of water upon freezing, a quan…

physics.flu-dyn2014★ 10 cited

Exploring droplet impact near a millimetre-sized hole: comparing a closed pit with an open-ended pore

Rianne de Jong, Oscar R. Enríquez, Devaraj van der Meer

We investigate drop impact dynamics near both closed pits and open- ended pores experimentally. The resulting impact phenomena differ greatly for a pit or a pore. For the first, we…

physics.flu-dyn2013★ 84 cited

Growing bubbles in a slightly supersaturated liquid solution

Oscar R. Enríquez, Christian Hummelink, Gert-Wim Bruggert +4

We have designed and constructed an experimental system to study gas bubble growth in slightly supersatu- rated liquids. This is achieved by working with carbon dioxide dissolved i…

physics.flu-dyn2012

Taming Acoustic Cavitation

David Fernandez Rivas, Bram Verhaagen, Oscar R. Enriquez +4

In this fluid dynamics video we show acoustic cavitation occurring from pits etched on a silicon surface. By immersing the surface in a liquid, gas pockets are entrapped in the pit…

physics.flu-dyn2011★ 102 cited

Freezing singularities in water drops

Oscar R. Enriquez, Alvaro G. Marin, Koen G. Winkels +1

In this fluid dynamics video we show how a drop of water freezes into a singular shape when deposited on a cold surface. The process of solidification can be observed very clearly…

physics.flu-dyn2011★ 44 cited

Collapse of a non-axisymmetric, impact-created air cavity in water

Oscar R. Enriquez, Ivo R. Peters, Stephan Gekle +3

The axisymmetric collapse of a cylindrical air cavity in water follows a universal power law with logarithmic corrections. Nonetheless, it has been suggested that the introduction…