Fig. 4
![Segregation degree generally increases with decreasing cell size; dashed lines represent spread of reported experimental values [14]](https://asmedc.silverchair-cdn.com/asmedc/content_public/journal/fluidsengineering/140/12/10.1115_1.4040763/8/fe_140_12_121303_f004.png?Expires=1716578171&Signature=pVmJkG5TzdYFq~4xVHuRViT07rVQgs1~yqn062Y7kVSsjAIxiH0OPFdZOz8VppwX~cecHPREdHqK-~XrzLo0zMHceL3CQqYekOOnoMQflAAeenE4wuNm2hfTRikJdMehaNA5~7008oFqluFqAOsfPxv-ln2cJrivqoMQrrT7tbHP~wtWIZ-9ytnX5zNv83HJvwYETVGkkTRsi65TAJ6Y7O8RKrOGZhdP7FDnFdPAWA0iNBDlsLEh~CJ21ApQXKwdxxsfHTYo6UAXR0q~erfXZhpC9lerwfssDS~lENXXDYGnww638GS-0MJHHKvDvA8ADTa7LK-VNBl~hWi42obQRQ__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Segregation degree generally increases with decreasing cell size; dashed lines represent spread of reported experimental values [14]
Segregation degree generally increases with decreasing cell size; dashed lines represent spread of reported experimental values [14]
