Taking into account a range of densities beyond those currently evaluated, it is anticipated that a slab configuration will emerge at a density exceeding that of the cylindrical droplet configuration (0.3). Specifically, when the density is slightly greater than ρ * = 0.3, an increase in the radius of the cylinder will induce connections with its mirrored images, thereby forming slab configurations with a reduced surface-to-volume ratio. At a density higher than ρ * = 0.67, the vapor phase diminishes and fails to sustain a periodic cylindrical structure, leading predominantly to the observation of spherical bubble configurations.