Some molecules stick to the nozzle or boil away but most shoot off as a liquid jet.
It's anything but a Super Soaker. In the nanoworld, different forces prevail, compared with our everyday, macroscopic domain. Not only do intuitions of scientists and engineers fail at the nanometer scale, so do their equations. Computer models of molecular behavior offer a research alternative. On computers, researchers depict thousands to millions of individual molecules programmed to interact according to physics rules.