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Surface tension and frictional resistance of thermocapillary pumping in a closed microchannel

P. S. Glockner, G. F. Naterer2006International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 49(23–24), 4424–4436doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2006.05.005

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Metadata verified on OpenAlex; cited by Odukoya & Naterer 2013 as the earlier analytical model of thermocapillary pumping of a droplet in a closed microchannel (surface tension and friction), which over-predicted the measured displacement. Not read; recorded as the theory behind the confined-plug regime.

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