Close relationship between a dry-wet transition and a bubble rearrangement in two-dimensional foam

a, left) Motion of neighboring bubble layers in a steadily sheared

Cross over to collective rearrangements near the dry-wet

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Figure 4 from Structure and energy of liquid foams.

Viscoelastic coarsening of quasi-2D foam

Figure 6 from Structure and energy of liquid foams.

Cross over to collective rearrangements near the dry-wet

Ostwald Ripening Modulation by Organofluorine Additives in Rigid

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