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Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion, Volume 2

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Edited by: Mittal, Kash L. © 2002 VSP - An imprint of BRILL

 

Description: This volume represents a commentary on the current R&D activity in this arena and it should be of great value and interest to anyone interested in adhesion.
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Expand this node Front Matter
Preface
Table of Contents
Part I. General Papers
Expand this node 1. Role of the Water-Air Interface in Determining the Surface Tension of Aqueous Solutions of Sugars, Polysaccharides, Proteins and Surfactants
Expand this node 2. The Effect of the Acid-Base Chemistry of Lactose on Its Adhesion to Gelatin Capsules: Conclusions from Contact Angle Measurements and Other Surface Chemical Techniques
Expand this node 3. The Evaluation of Surface Free Energy of Polymers: The Role of Water Acid-Base Properties and the Measurement of an "Equilibrium" Contact Angle
Expand this node 4. Hydrophobic Mechanochemical Treatment of Metallic Surfaces
Expand this node 5. Surface Rearrangements of Polymeric Materials Containing Fluorinated Chains as Studied by Contact Angle and Other Methods
Expand this node 6. Surface Properties of Fatty Amines as Revealed by Contact Angle, FTIR, and AFM Measurements
Expand this node 7. Modification of E-Glass Fibre Surfaces with Aqueous, Non-Ionic Silane Solutions
Expand this node 8. Tetralin and Ammonia Plasma Treatment of Ultra-High-Strength Polyethylene Fibers for Improved Adhesion to Epoxy Resin
Part II. Contact Angle Measurements / Determination and Solid Surface Free Energy
Expand this node 9. Determination of Contact Angles in Different Size Pores in a Porous Material
Expand this node 10. Contact Angles on Heterogeneous Coal Surface: The Effect of Mineral Matter
Expand this node 11. Microsphere Tensiometry to Determine Contact Angles on Individual Particles
Expand this node 12. Factors Influencing the Determination of Wood Contact Angles and Wettability – Extractives Contamination, Wicking, and Bulk Sorption Effects
Expand this node 13. A Study of Contact Angles on Optoelectronic Materials
Expand this node 14. Contact Angle Relaxation for Ethoxylated Alcohol Solutions on Hydrophobic Surfaces
Expand this node 15. Contact Angle Hysteresis Due to a Film Present Behind the Drop
Expand this node 16. Water Contact Angles and Hysteresis on Polyamides
Expand this node 17. Surface Free Energies of Cellulose Ether Films
Expand this node 18. Uncured Silicone Sealant Surface Energy as Determined by Contact Angle Measurements: A New Quantitative Tool for The Assessment of Sealant Ease of Use
Expand this node 19. Surface Energy and Surface Roughness Changes Produced by Irradiating Polymers with Ultraviolet–Ozone
Part III. Wetting and Spreading: Fundamental and Applied Aspects
Expand this node 20. Dynamic Contact Line with Disjoining Pressure, Large Capillary Numbers, Large Angles and Pre-Wetted, Precursor, or Entrained Films
Expand this node 21. Determination of Contact Line Tension from Nanoscale Liquid Surface Topographies
Expand this node 22. On the Effective Equation to Describe the Spreading of a Small Viscous Drop over a Rough Surface
Expand this node 23. Wetting Behaviour on a Solid Surface Contaminated with a Liquid Layer
Expand this node 24. Wetting and Dewetting Kinetics of Shear-Thinning Liquids
Expand this node 25. Evaluation of Wetting Properties of Powders from Low Pressure Gas Adsorption Experiments
Expand this node 26. The Spreading of Alkyl Ketene Dimers (AKD) in Paper and on Smooth Hydrophilic Substrates
Expand this node 27. The Wetting Properties of Human Skin
Expand this node 28. Wetting of Solids by Binary Surfactant Solutions: Synergistic Effect
Expand this node 29. Measurement of Droplet Deposition on Fibers
Expand this node 30. Electrowetting on Silicon Single-Crystal Substrates
Expand this node 31. Specific Characteristics of Wetting and Spreading at High Temperatures
Expand this node 32. Wettability and Adhesion of Bilayer-Forming Lipids onto Polymeric Films
Expand this node 33. Effect of Electrical Potential on Adhesion, Spreading and Detachment of Organic Droplets at an Aqueous Electrolyte/Metal Interface