Review paper
Contact angles: history of over 200 years of open questions
Abstract
The contact angle is one of the most sensitive experimental values describing a junction between three phases, being influenced by the composition and properties of contacting media as well as the structure and composition of interfaces involved. The origins and importance of the contact angle in analysis of three-phase systems date back to the famous works on cohesion and adhesion of fluids published by Thomas Young in 1805 and later by...
Paper Details
Title
Contact angles: history of over 200 years of open questions
Published Date
Feb 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
8
Issue
1-2
Pages
3 - 27
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