Abstract
Evaporation flux in the thin transition film close to the wall is up to 100 times greater than at the center of a wetting meniscus. Despite higher evaporation flux, the thin film accounts for a relatively small part of the total evaporation from the liquid-vapor interface. The thin-film contribution is directly proportional to the solid wall thermal conductivity and inversely proportional to vapor pressure and Bond number.
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