Abstract:

The data set includes the results shown in figure 1c and d, figure 3 and 4c and e of the published manuscript. Specifically, the data for the dynamic light scattering measurement for hexadecane droplet size, the oil droplet size stability, influence of oil thickness, bubble diameter (changed by the injection pressure and needle diameter), viscosity of oil and carbon number of the oil on the size of the nano-sized droplets, the dynamic light scattering measurement for petroleum dispersal and polymeric submicrometre particles. All data are carried out at the lab scale.

Suggested Citation:

Feng, Jie et al.. 2016. Data supporting "Nanoemulsions obtained via bubble-bursting at a compound interface". Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N7Q81B23

Publications:

Feng, J., Roché, M., Vigolo, D., Arnaudov, L. N., Stoyanov, S. D., Gurkov, T. D., … Stone, H. A. (2014). Nanoemulsions obtained via bubble-bursting at a compound interface. Nature Physics, 10(8), 606–612. doi:10.1038/nphys3003

Purpose:

To study how the bubble bursting process leads to the oil nanodroplet in water and the effects of different parameters.

Data Parameters and Units:

In the excel files, figure1c: size r (nm) = oil droplet radius size (nanometers); distribution of the scattering by DLS (%) = percentage distribution based on the scattering intensity by dynamic light scattering; figure1d: Time (day)=the storage time of the nanoemulsions, size of emulsions r (nm) = radius of oil droplets in emulsions in nanometers, standard deviation of three measurement (nm) = the deviation calculated based on three DLS measurements of the droplet size. figure 3: thickness of oil layer (nm) = nanometers; size of emulsions r (nm) = radius of oil droplets in emulsions in nanometers, standard deviation of three measurement (nm) = the deviation calculated based on three DLS measurements of the droplet size; diameter of bubble (mm)= bubble diameter in millimeter; carbon number = carbon atoms in one oil molecule; retraction speed (m/s)=the retraction speed of the second rupturing film in meters per second; figure 4: size r (nm ) = oil droplet radius size (nanometers); distribution of the scattering by DLS (%) = percentage distribution based on the scattering intensity by dynamic light scattering

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