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Investigation of multiple droplet interactions is vital due to its importance in various applications, including sprays. In this context, the interaction of a sessile droplet (droplet #1) interaction with an oncoming droplet (droplet #2), in a vertically aligned, drop-on-drop configuration, on a superhydrophobic surface is investigated, both experimentally and computationally. Three droplet impact regimes, with low We number of the impacting droplet (i.e., Wedroplet #2 ∼ 1. is observed, viz., gentle merging, late merging, and drople
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