Health & Medicine
Fragrance fallout
Bubbles and droplets through the eyes of engineers
Published 24 May 2016
There’s more to the toiletries you use in your morning shower routine than froth and fragrance.
Health & Medicine
Fragrance fallout
We speak to chemical engineers Professor Raymond Dagastine and Dr Rico Tabor to shed light on the phenomena of bubbles and droplets, and explain why their underlying physics and chemistry are important to a wide range of industrial processes.
“Very, very tiny bubbles have absolutely astronomical pressures within them,” says Dr Tabor.
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