Titlebook: Bubble Dynamics and Interface Phenomena; Proceedings of an IU J. R. Blake,J. M. Boulton-Stone,N. H. Thomas Conference proceedings 1994 Spri

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Bubble dynamics: Some things we did not know 10 years agoications to sonochemistry and mass transfer described. The paper ends with a brief discussion of pressure wave propagation in bubbly liquid and the role played by bubbles in the generation of oceanic ambient noise.

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Transient bubble oscillations associated with the underwater noise of rain detected optically and so the general magnitude of the initial radial oscillation is estimated. The detection method is based on the dynamic extinction of light by the oscillating bubble and on certain optical scattering properties. General progress concerning the scattering of light by bubbles is reviewed in an Appendix.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137564771condly, the motions of cavity cluster in non-Newtonian fluids are theoretically analysed. According to numerical calculations, the effects of the amplitude and frequency of the oscillating pressure on the collapsing process of the clusters in a polymer solution are made clear.

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Gerald Voorhees,Alexandra Orlandoise generation in the ocean. In the present paper we discuss sound speed variation in bubbly mixtures due to compressibillty change. Active and passive acoustic roles of bubbles in the ocean are also discussed reviewing experimental measurements of bubble cloud oscillations and sound propagation through bubbly mixtures.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137482808 flow field. The calculations are found to mimic experimental observations of bubbles near a rigid boundary, near a free surface and in an axisymmetric stagnation point flow. The results also provide additional information on the bubble shape not recorded by high-speed cameras, as well as allowing estimates of the hydrodynamic pressures.