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Cavitation Near Hydrogel

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Near a hydrogel surface, cavitation bubbles take on a mushroom shape.

In contrast, cavitation bubbles take a very different form near solid surfaces.

As the cavitation bubble collapses, it releases a rainy microjet that moves at around 1700 m/s.

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