Fig. 7: Comparison of proposed model with published experimental data.
From: Sessile drops in weightlessness: an ideal playground for challenging Young’s equation
Legend: blue triangles—Herzberg and Marian2 (Table 1), orange solid line—present model (\({{{\mathscr{S}}}}=-0.96\) and lσ = 0.25 mm); orange dots—Ponter and Yekta-Fard3 (Figure 4), blue solid line—present model (\({{{\mathscr{S}}}}=-0.77\) and lσ = 0.035 mm); purple triangles—Li and Neumann6 (Figure 3, lower plot), orange solid line—present model (\({{{\mathscr{S}}}}=0.26\) and lσ = − 0.015 mm); green diamonds—Li and Neumann6 (Figure 3, middle plot), black solid line—present model (\({{{\mathscr{S}}}}=0.42\) and lσ = − 0.015 mm); red squares—Li and Neumann6 (Figure 3, top plot), yellow solid line—present model (\({{{\mathscr{S}}}}=0.47\) and lσ = −0.015 mm).
