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Dye Lasing and Laminar Flow-Induced Dissolution in Hydrodynamically Trapped Oil Microdroplets

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Abstract

Dye lasing and laminar flow-induced dissolution are demonstrated with hydrodynamically trapped oil microdroplets in a glycerol-water solution.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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