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20142020
most citedWall slip of complex fluids: interfacial friction or slip length?

55 citations · 83 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cond-mat.mes-hall2020★ 23 cited

Probing the concept of line tension down to the nanoscale

Romain Bey, Benoit Coasne, Cyril Picard

A novel mechanical approach is developed to explore by means of atom-scale simulation the concept of line tension at a solid-liquid-vapor contact line as well as its dependence on…

cond-mat.soft2018★ 1 cited

Boundary flow of viscoelastic polyelectrolyte solutions

Chloé Barraud, Benjamin Cross, Cyril Picard +3

We report an investigation of the equilibrium and dynamic properties of polyelectrolyte solutions confined between platinum surfaces with a dynamic Surface Force Apparatus. The pol…

cond-mat.soft2018★ 55 cited

Wall slip of complex fluids: interfacial friction or slip length?

Benjamin Cross, Chloé Barraud, Cyril Picard +3

Using a dynamic Surface Force Apparatus, we demonstrate that the notion of slip length used to describe the boundary flow of simple liquids, is not appropriate for viscoelastic liq…

cond-mat.soft2015

Giant osmotic pressure in the forced wetting of hydrophobic nanopores

Millán Michelin-Jamois, Cyril Picard, Gérard Vigier +1

The forced intrusion of water in hydrophobic nanoporous pulverulent material is of interest for quick storage of energy. With nanometric pores the energy storage capacity is contro…

physics.chem-ph2014★ 4 cited

Intrusion of liquid electrolytes inside hydrophobic MOF's: contribution of the osmotic pressure

M. Michelin-Jamois, C. Picard, E. Charlaix +1

High pressure water intrusion in hydrophobic nanoporous media have been studied in relation with energy storage. It has already been showed that addition of electrolytes in water i…