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Observation of Mass Transport Stability and Faraday Instability: Why Stable Single Bubble Sonoluminescence is Possible

Observation of Mass Transport Stability and Faraday Instability: Why Stable Single Bubble Sonoluminescence is Possible

Holt, R. G.; Gaitan, D. F.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2014/26023
Date: 1996

Abstract:

Teh region of parameter space (acoustic pressure P<sub>a</sub>, bubble radius R<sub>0</sub>) in which stable single bubble sonoluminescence (SBSL) occurs in an air-water system is a small fraction of that which is accesible. This is due ot the existence of an island of dissolution at high P<sub>a</sub> and small R<sub>0</sub>.

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