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Royal Society of Chemistry, Soft Matter, 38(10), p. 7647-7652, 2014

DOI: 10.1039/c4sm01482k

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Interfacial stability and shape change of anisotropic endoskeleton droplets

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Abstract

Stable anisotropic droplet shapes are created by balancing interfacial Laplace pressure with droplet yield stress. The endoskeleton droplets can be made to collapse controllably using external stimuli, like dilution, to enhance deposition on surfaces.