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Recent Submissions
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Analytical and numerical study of the unstable limit cycles of walking droplets
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2020)Recent studies have shown that a vibrating fluid bath can support a bouncing droplet, generating a pilot wave which propels the droplet into horizontal motion. Walking droplets have been demonstrated not only to follow ... -
Mechanical properties of gels formed by nickel and cobalt complexation with histamine-grafted polyisoprene and polystyrene in non-aqueous solvents
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2020)Leveraging metal-coordination crosslinks for materials design of polymers can enable fine-tuning of the mechanical properties of rubbers without requiring the use of sophisticated vulcanization pathways. In this work, we ... -
Analysis of patent data for flame-retardant plastics additives
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2020)Plastics are commercially produced by selecting a polymer resin and incorporating chemical additives to affect specific mechanical, chemical or aesthetic properties of the plastic products. The number of possible combinations ...
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