Spreading of a viscoelastic drop on a solid substrate

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Autori principali: Rostami, Peyman, Fricke, Mathis, Schubotz, Simon, Patel, Himanshu, Azizmalayeri, Reza, Auernhammer, Güunter K.
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author Rostami, Peyman
Fricke, Mathis
Schubotz, Simon
Patel, Himanshu
Azizmalayeri, Reza
Auernhammer, Güunter K.
author_facet Rostami, Peyman
Fricke, Mathis
Schubotz, Simon
Patel, Himanshu
Azizmalayeri, Reza
Auernhammer, Güunter K.
contents We study the spreading of viscous and viscoelastic drops on solid substrates with different wettability. In the early stages of spreading, we find that the viscoelastic drop spreads with faster and a different power law than the Newtonian drop (i.e. aqueous glycerine solution) for the same zero shear rate viscosity. We argue that the effect of viscoelasticity is only observable for experimental time scales in the order of the internal relaxation time of the polymer solution or longer times. Near the contact line, the effective viscosity is lower for the viscoelastic drop than for the Newtonian drop. Together with its shear rate dependency, this difference in effective viscosity can explain the different spreading dynamics. We support our experimental findings with a simple perturbation model that qualitatively agrees with our findings.
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spellingShingle Spreading of a viscoelastic drop on a solid substrate
Rostami, Peyman
Fricke, Mathis
Schubotz, Simon
Patel, Himanshu
Azizmalayeri, Reza
Auernhammer, Güunter K.
Soft Condensed Matter
Fluid Dynamics
We study the spreading of viscous and viscoelastic drops on solid substrates with different wettability. In the early stages of spreading, we find that the viscoelastic drop spreads with faster and a different power law than the Newtonian drop (i.e. aqueous glycerine solution) for the same zero shear rate viscosity. We argue that the effect of viscoelasticity is only observable for experimental time scales in the order of the internal relaxation time of the polymer solution or longer times. Near the contact line, the effective viscosity is lower for the viscoelastic drop than for the Newtonian drop. Together with its shear rate dependency, this difference in effective viscosity can explain the different spreading dynamics. We support our experimental findings with a simple perturbation model that qualitatively agrees with our findings.
title Spreading of a viscoelastic drop on a solid substrate
topic Soft Condensed Matter
Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.14515