When droplets become stars: charged dielectric droplets beyond the Rayleigh limit

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When droplets become stars: charged dielectric droplets beyond the Rayleigh limit

Maxim Paliy, Daan Frenkel, Myong In Oh, Styliani Consta, Anatoly Malevanets

When a nano-drop comprising a single spherical central ion and dielectric solvent is charged above a well-defined threshold, it acquires a stable star morphology. In contrast, conducting droplets, will undergo...

Publisher URL: http://feeds.rsc.org/~r/rss/SM/~3/wPv4EQs-JyA/C7SM02017A

DOI: 2017/SM/C7SM02017A

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