Figures & data
Table 1. Main characteristics of polymers.
Figure 1. Dependence of the equilibrium contact angle (θ) between static air bubble and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.
![Figure 1. Dependence of the equilibrium contact angle (θ) between static air bubble and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.](/cms/asset/ee314a83-2366-4c24-b0ba-d143d2ac46c6/tbeq_a_997541_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Dependence of the advancing contact angle (θ) between air bubble at contraction and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.
![Figure 2. Dependence of the advancing contact angle (θ) between air bubble at contraction and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.](/cms/asset/eae70c1b-0f50-403f-9048-940b897662fb/tbeq_a_997541_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Dependence of the receding contact angle between air bubble at expansion and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.
![Figure 3. Dependence of the receding contact angle between air bubble at expansion and solid surface covered with air-damaged SIRC on polymer concentration. Zero per cent polymer concentration corresponds to control, i.e. pure saline solution with no polymer dissolved.](/cms/asset/d83c52c9-0de0-4916-aa74-5e8564f15a8e/tbeq_a_997541_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 2. Dependence of the average contact angle on the polymers concentration.