. . . "Collision processes involving a single rising bubble and a larger stationary spherical particle"@en . "P(GA104/05/2566), P(GD104/08/H055), Z(MSM6046137306)" . "000275258600008" . . "[9BFAEAC6623E]" . . "International Journal of Mineral Processing" . . "251168" . . . . "Collision processes involving a single rising bubble and a larger stationary spherical particle" . "Flotation; multiphase flow; bubble-particle interaction; collision efficiency; bubble trajectory"@en . "The aim is to broaden the knowledge of the hydrodynamic interactions that occur between bubbles and solids of a comparable size. Focusing on collision processes between a single rising bubble with an immobile surface and a larger stationary solid spherical particle, the bubble trajectory, collision efficiency and maximum collision angle were determined experimentally. The existing theoretical models enabling the estimation of the collision efficiency or maximum collision angle were tested for description of collision processes between bubbles and solids of a comparable size." . . . . "1-2" . . "Macho\u0148, V\u00E1clav" . "Collision processes involving a single rising bubble and a larger stationary spherical particle"@en . "RIV/60461373:22340/10:00023294" . "0301-7516" . . . "Horn, David" . "RIV/60461373:22340/10:00023294!RIV11-GA0-22340___" . "94" . "The aim is to broaden the knowledge of the hydrodynamic interactions that occur between bubbles and solids of a comparable size. Focusing on collision processes between a single rising bubble with an immobile surface and a larger stationary solid spherical particle, the bubble trajectory, collision efficiency and maximum collision angle were determined experimentally. The existing theoretical models enabling the estimation of the collision efficiency or maximum collision angle were tested for description of collision processes between bubbles and solids of a comparable size."@en . . "Basa\u0159ov\u00E1, Pavl\u00EDna" . . . "Hubi\u010Dka, Martin" . . "NL - Nizozemsko" . . . "4"^^ . "22340" . . "9"^^ . "4"^^ . . "Collision processes involving a single rising bubble and a larger stationary spherical particle" .