Acoustically driven millimeter bubbles have a low-frequency translational resonance with f_peak scaling as R^-3/2, and driving at that resonance boosts protein-soil removal by roughly 75 to 90 percent relative to static or off-resonant bubbles.
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Acoustic-Driven Surface Cleaning with Millimeter-Sized Bubbles at Translational Resonance
Acoustically driven millimeter bubbles have a low-frequency translational resonance with f_peak scaling as R^-3/2, and driving at that resonance boosts protein-soil removal by roughly 75 to 90 percent relative to static or off-resonant bubbles.