On the evolution, generation, and regeneration of gas cavitation nuclei
@article{Yount1982OnTE, title={On the evolution, generation, and regeneration of gas cavitation nuclei}, author={David E. Yount}, journal={Journal of the Acoustical Society of America}, year={1982}, volume={71}, pages={1473-1481} }
Recently a new cavitation model has been proposed in which bubble formation in aqueous media is initiated by spherical gas nuclei stabilized by surface‐active membranes of varying gas permeability. By tracking the changes in nuclear radius that are caused by increases or decreases in ambient pressure, the varying‐permeability model has provided precise quantitative descriptions of several bubble counting experiments carried out with supersaturated gelatin. The model has also been used to…
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