ZARM: unsteady flow stability
Capillary Flow - CTG Technical Blog
Anomalous spontaneous capillary flow of water through graphene nanoslits: Channel width-dependent density - ScienceDirect
Capillary channel flow experiments aboard the International Space Station. | Semantic Scholar
Schematic of capillary driven flow in the hydrophilic and reactive... | Download Scientific Diagram
Enhancing Capillary-Driven Flow for Paper-Based Microfluidic Channels | ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Red blood cell phase separation in symmetric and asymmetric microchannel networks: effect of capillary dilation and inflow velocity | Scientific Reports
General exotic capillary tubes | Journal of Fluid Mechanics | Cambridge Core
Dynamics of Capillary-Driven Flow in Open Microchannels | The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Capillary channel flow experiments aboard the International Space Station. | Semantic Scholar
Liquid plug formation from heated binary mixtures in capillary tubes | Journal of Fluid Mechanics | Cambridge Core
Open Microfluidic Capillary Systems | Analytical Chemistry
Cross section of the capillary channel in the (y, z)-plane at constant x. | Download Scientific Diagram
Frontiers | Dermal Lymphatic Capillaries Do Not Obey Murray's Law
Capillary Flow - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Capillary channel flow experiments aboard the International Space Station. | Semantic Scholar
Test section for the investigation of open capillary channel flows. a... | Download Scientific Diagram
Geotechnics | Free Full-Text | Transient Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media: A Literature Review and Engineering Application in Geotechnics
Liquid flow through an open capillary channel consisting of two... | Download Scientific Diagram
Microfluidic droplet generation based on non-embedded co-flow-focusing using 3D printed nozzle | Scientific Reports
Anomalous spontaneous capillary flow of water through graphene nanoslits: Channel width-dependent density - ScienceDirect
ZARM: Capillary channel flows
ZARM: unsteady flow stability
Cross section of the capillary channel in the (y, z)-plane at constant x. | Download Scientific Diagram
The effect of surface roughness on capillary rise in micro-grooves | Scientific Reports
