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The stability of the dome of a liquid bubble rising in a dense liquid
The results of experiments researching the stability of the dome of a large water bubble rising in a salt solution are presented. The experiments demonstrate the suppression of the Rayleigh-Taylor instability on the dome of the rising bubble with the Atwood number being A < 1. The intensive devel...
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