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Thermo-capillary flow in a Hele-Show cell as a tool for research of the dynamics of insoluble surfactant monolayer by Shmyrov, Andrey

“…The occurrence of thermocapillary convection in a Hele-Shaw cell in the presence of the surfactant film on the free surface is experimentally investigated. It…”
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Instability of a homogeneous flow from a lumped source in the presence of special boundary conditions on a free surface by Shmyrova, Anastasia, Shmyrov, Andrey

“…In this work, experimental studies were carried out to investigate the structure of a surface flow and to understand potential mechanisms leading to the…”
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Mixing Enhancement By Gravity-dependent Convection in a Y-shaped Continuous-flow Microreactor by Bratsun, Dmitry A., Siraev, Ramil R., Pismen, Len M., Mosheva, Elena A., Shmyrov, Andrey V., Mizev, Alexey I.

“…Microfluidic devices are widely used in microbiology, fine organic synthesis, pharmaceuticals, biomedicine, etc. Most applications require rapid mixing of the…”
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Registration of high-frequency waves on the surface by the interference methods by Shmyrova, Anastasia, Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizeva, Irina, Mizev, Alexey

“…Capillary waves are frequently used to measure the surface tension of liquids. However, this approach has not found wide application in the manufacture of…”
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Surface Diffusion in Gaseous Monolayers of an Insoluble Surfactant by Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizev, Aleksey

“…Surface diffusion is an important mass transfer mechanism of surfactant molecules within adsorbed layers, which has to be taken into account in many fluid…”
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Does Magnetic Field Influence the Surface Tension of Ferrofluid? by Khokhryakova, Christina, Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizeva, Irina

“…Studying the physical properties of ferrofluids is a challenging task, especially when conventional experimental techniques are adapted to the presence of a…”
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Dielectrophoretic separation of a water-in-oil emulsion by Shmyrov, Andrey, Mosheva, Elena, Mizev, Aleksey

“…Electric field-assisted separation is considered one of the most effective ways of dehydrating water-in-oil emulsions. In the uniform electric field usually…”
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Electrostatic precipitation of exhaled particles for tensiometric examination of pulmonary surfactant by Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizev, Aleksey, Mizeva, Irina, Shmyrova, Anastasia

“…Collecting exhaled particles that represent small droplets of the alveolar lining fluid shows great promise as a tool for pulmonary surfactant (PS) sampling…”
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Gravity-Independent Relaxation Oscillations Enhancing Mixing Performance in a Continuous-Flow Microchannel by Krasnyakova, Elena, Bratsun, Dmitry, Siraev, Ramil, Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizev, Aleksey

“…Continuous-flow devices used in microfluidics and flow chemistry often have a channel width large enough to make simple diffusion mixing ineffective but small…”
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On the extent of surface stagnation produced jointly by insoluble surfactant and thermocapillary flow by Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizev, Aleksey, Demin, Vitaly, Petukhov, Maxim, Bratsun, Dmitry

“…We consider the effect of a partially contaminated interface on the steady thermocapillary flow developed in a two-dimensional slot of finite extent. The…”
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Experimental study of the flow structure stability on the bubble surface by Shmyrova, Anastasia, Shmyrov, Andrey

“…The results of the flow structure visualization experiments conducted on the surface of a single bubble streamlined by uniform flow are presented. It is shown…”
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On the shear-driven surfactant layer instability by Mizev, Aleksey, Shmyrov, Andrey, Shmyrova, Anastasia

“…The structure and stability of the convective flow generated by a source located at the water surface containing an insoluble surfactant layer are…”
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Electrostatic precipitation of exhaled particles for tensiometric examination of pulmonary surfactant by Shmyrov, Andrey, Mizev, Alexey, Mizeva, Irina, Shmyrova, Anastasia

“…Objective: Collecting exhaled particles that represent small droplets of the alveolar lining fluid shows great promise as a tool for pulmonary surfactant (PS)…”
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