Figure 7.

Comparison between transient simulations (green lines) and experimental pictures for the formation of water drops in mineral oil with properties reported in Table 1: (a) meniscus for $Q_c=150\mu \mathrm{L}/\min$ (${\mathrm{Ca}}_c=0.066$) and $Q_d=25\mu \mathrm{L}/\min$ (${\mathrm{Ca}}_d=0.01$); (b) meniscus at pinch-off for $Q_c=700\mu \mathrm{L}/\min$ (${\mathrm{Ca}}_c=0.034$) and $Q_d=20\mu \mathrm{L}/\min$ (${\mathrm{Ca}}_d=0.001$); (c,d) comparisons of droplet size for various values of ${\mathrm{Ca}}_c$ in the dripping regime for (c) and showing for (d) the experimental dripping-jetting transition (shaded area), as identified in Fig. 4.