Abstract
Different breakup regimes of bubbles and droplets caused by a sudden channel expansion in a microfluidic device are investigated. Without modifying the geometry and by only tuning several dimensionless parameters related to the fluid flow, a microchannel expansion region can produce mono-, bi-, or tri-disperse bubble or droplet populations.
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