Rhythmic pattern formations in gels and Matalon—Packter law: A fresh perspective
Jacob George Issac Paul P A Varughese George Varghese
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The periodic precipitation pattern formation in gelatinous media is interpreted as a moving boundary problem. The time law, spacing law and width law are revisited on the basis of the new scenario. The explicit dependence of the geometric structure on the initial concentrations of the reactants is derived. Matalon—Packter law, which relates the spacing coefficient with the initial concentrations is reformulated removing many ambiguities and impractical parameters. Experimental results are discussed to establish the significance of moving boundary concept in the diffusion controlled pattern forming systems
Jacob George1 Issac Paul1 2 P A Varughese1 2 George Varghese1 2
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