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Studies on the Binary Coalescence Model.

The jumping coalescence phenomenon between two separate water drops under microgravitation was observed for the first time. Two suspended water drops separated by quite a distance (0.558 mm) coalesce in a certain time (158 s) without any extra forces. The coalescence driving force within the water drops should be responsible for the jumping coalescence phenomenon. Copyright 2001 Academic Press.