Application of the method of a self-consistent field to the calculation of the local density and surface tension of small drops in a simple fluid
Abstract An approach based on the perturbation theory combined with the method of a self-consistent field was used to investigate the dimensional dependence of the specific free surface energy (surface tension) of small drops in a simple fluid. The surface tension decreases with decreasing drop size...
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