The Art of Forming Uniform Gas Bubbles in Liquid

Bubble formation is typically a much more random process than liquid droplet formation, yet the generation of uniform drops and bubbles is very desirable in microfluidics. Researchers have now shown that under certain conditions, bubbles can also be coaxed to form spheres as perfectly matched as droplets.

Dynamics of an initially spherical bubble rising in quiescent liquid

Frontiers Structure, development, and the salt response of salt bladders in Chenopodium album L.

Gas Bubbles in Electrochemical Gas Evolution Reactions

Quantitative imaging of the complexity in liquid bubbles' evolution reveals the dynamics of film retraction

Chocolate aeration – Art or science? - New Food Magazine

Understanding the Impact of Temperature and Pressure on High-Shear Mixing

Researchers solve mystery of how gas bubbles form in liquid, MIT News

Full article: Bubble formation in nanopores: a matter of hydrophobicity, geometry, and size

Researchers solve mystery of how gas bubbles form in liquid, MIT News

Experimental Investigations of Single Bubble Rising in Static Newtonian Fluids as a Function of Temperature Using a Modified Drag Coefficient