Interface-mediated spontaneous symmetry breaking and mutual communication between drops containing chemically active particles
Complex systems exhibit unique properties like spontaneous symmetry breaking and self-organization. Singh et al. show that catalytically active, non-propelling particles can induce steady vortical flows within a drop, as well as flow alignment between neighboring drops.
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Main Authors: | D. P. Singh, A. Domínguez, U. Choudhury, S. N. Kottapalli, M. N. Popescu, S. Dietrich, P. Fischer |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2020
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/b15ae81e6b5d423f80982831d7ae2a3e |
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