bi-drop
bi-drop
[′bī‚dräp] (fluid mechanics)
A device in which two drops of different wetting liquids are juxtaposed inside a tube, resulting in spontaneous motion of the liquid and coating of the inner surface of the tube. Also known as Bico bi-drop.
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