ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
Gravity-Driven Assembly Dynamics of Liquid Metal Microdroplets for Functional Composite Films.
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Liquid metal (LM) microdroplets have emerged as versatile building blocks for soft and stretchable electronics, enabling compliant conductors, multilayer architectures, and reconfigurable systems. Among the manufacturing strategies used to structure these composites, gravitational settling in liquid-phase polymer films offers a scalable pathway for directed assembly; however, the mechanics and kinetics governing this process remain poorly understood. Here we create an experimental platform and quantitative image-analysis framework to measure the gravitational settling dynamics of highly packed LM microdroplets in liquid-phase polymer resin films. By systematically varying LM microdroplets size (
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