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Jacco Snoeijer Physics of Fluids - University of Twente contact angle hysteresis small droplets can ‘stick’ to window

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  • Jacco Snoeijer

    Physics of Fluids - University of Twente

    contact angle hysteresis

    small droplets can ‘stick’ to window

  • force on contact line

    balance:γ cos θe

    γslγsv

  • force on contact line

    balance:

    fcl = γ (cos θ - cos θe)

    γ cos θe

    γslγsv

    force on contact line:

    γ cos θ

    γslγsv

  • advancing - receding angles

    hysteresis: no unique value for contact angle

    pinning force: H = γ (cos θr - cos θa)

  • ’sticky’ drops

  • microscopic origin

    geometric heterogeneity

    θe θe

    small scale ‘roughness’

  • microscopic origin

    geometric heterogeneity chemical heterogeneity:θe(x,y)

    θe θe

    large θe smaller θesmall scale ‘roughness’

  • contact line shape?

  • contact line shape?

    heterogeneity at larger scale: macroscopic ‘wetting defects’

    single defect (500µm) many defects (10µm)

  • contact line shape?

    heterogeneity at larger scale: macroscopic ‘wetting defects’

    single defect (500µm) many defects (10µm)

    ‘simple’ dynamics collective dynamicscontact line is very ‘rough’

  • what will we do:

    • contact line deformation of single defect• Joanny - De Gennes model for hysteresis• implications for dynamics...

    literature:

    Joanny & De Gennes, J. Chem. Phys. 81, 552 (1984)

    Bonn, Eggers, Indekeu, Meunier, Rolley, to appear Rev. Mod. Phys. (2009)

  • contact line shape

    θ0

    z

    y

  • contact line shape

    θ0

    z

    y

    yx

    z

  • contact line shape

    ycontact line position

    z

    x

    y

    η(x)

    z

  • interface

    contact line position

    z

    y

    η(x)

    interface h(x,y) ?

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y + ....

  • interface

    contact line position

    z

    y

    η(x)

    Δh ~ e-qy

    interface h(x,y) ?

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y + Ae

    iqxe#qy

  • interface

    contact line position

    z

    y

    η(x)

    change in local contact angle: Δθ(x)

  • interface

    contact line position

    z

    y

    η(x)

    increase of area

    ΔE ~ γ q A2

    Δθ(x)

    contact line ‘elasticity’

    Joanny & De Gennes 1984

  • sinusoidal perturbations

    contact line position

    z

    y

    increase of area:

    ΔE ~ γ q A2 Δθ(x)

  • sinusoidal perturbations

    z

    y

    increase of area:

    ΔE ~ γ q A2 Δθ(x)

    relaxation rate σ

    qDelon et al. JFM 2008

  • single defect

    wetting defect is ‘pulling’, but....

    large deformations cost energy

    θ = 0

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y + ...

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y #

    "0

    2$dq ˜ % & (q) eiqxe#qy

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y #

    "0

    2$dq ˜ % & (q) eiqxe#qy

    imposing θ(x) at the contact line η(x)

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y #

    "0

    2$dq ˜ % & (q) eiqxe#qy

    !

    " #$h

    $y= "

    0+"

    0

    2%dq ˜ & ' (q) q eiqxe(qy

  • single defect

    contact line shape ?η(x)

    θ = 0

    !

    h(x,y) = "0y #

    "0

    2$dq ˜ % & (q) eiqxe#qy

    !

    "(x) #"0

    +"

    0

    2$dq ˜ % (q) q{ }& eiqx

  • single defect

    η(x)θ = 0

    !

    "(x) ~Fdefect

    #ln L / x( )

    Nadkarni & Garoff 1992

    !

    Fdefect ~ d" 1# cos$e( )

  • model for hysteresis

    advancing

    ‘jump’

    receding

    asymmetry between advancing and receding

    (for defects that are strong enough)

  • model for hysteresis

    !

    " cos#r$ cos#

    a( ) ~ % Fd&max

    advancing

    ‘jump’

    receding

    non-interacting defects, density ρ

  • contact line dynamics, revisited

    many defects (10µm)

  • contact line dynamics, revisited

    if we go very slowly...

    ... thermally activated ‘hopping’ of molecules

    many defects (10µm)

  • contact line dynamics, revisited

    Rolley & Guthmann PRL 2007

    Fcl

    spee

    d

    !

    U ~ exp "E " fcl lmicro

    2

    kBT

    #

    $ %

    &

    ' (

    thermally activated ‘hopping’ of molecules

    Fcl ~ γ(cosθ - cosθe)

  • contact line dynamics, revisitedthermally activated ‘depinning’ of contact line

    Rolley & Guthmann PRL 2007

    Fcl

    spee

    d

    !

    U ~ exp "E " fcl lmicro

    2

    kBT

    #

    $ %

    &

    ' (

  • coupling to hydrodynamics?for significant Ca: lubrication + slip

    microscopics shows up as ‘boundary conditions’

  • conclusion

    - microscopic description of hysteresis

    - ’interacting defects’ are difficult... depinning, contact line roughness

    - coupling to hydrodynamics??