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Marangoni immobilization of a bubble in straining flow

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For an almost spherical inviscid bubble in exterior Stokes flow Ex, let γ=γ0​−γ1​(C−C0​) and K=C0​a2/(2Ds​). The quadrupolar surfactant distribution on a spherical interface makes the tangential velocity us​=αIs​Ex satisfy
α=5+2M5​,M=μaKγ1​​.
(1)
The Marangoni stress approaches the stress needed to suppress surface motion as M grows. The quadrupolar shape perturbation r=a(1+n⋅Dn) is
D=γ0​5μa​5+2M2+M​E.
(2)
These expressions require small deformation and small surface Péclet number; large M alone does not justify a small concentration perturbation.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 47 / 2 / Solution

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