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Image analysis of shatter and pinning events on hard-to-wet leaf surfaces by drops containing surfactant.

Olivier Dy HuetMathieu MassinonNicolas De CockW Alison ForsterJerzy A ZabkiewiczRavindra PethiyagodaTimothy J MoroneyFrederic LebeauScott W McCue
Published in: Pest management science (2020)
Newly developed image analysis and methodology has allowed quantification of the volume fraction pinned to surfaces when drops shatter. The addition of surfactant can increase both the probability of pinning and the pinned volume when drops shatter on fat-hen or Teflon. However, the surfactants studied did not substantially improve the probability of pinning on barnyard grass. The difference in behaviour between the two leaf surfaces and the underlying mechanism is worth further study. © 2020 Society of Chemical Industry.
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