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Solid-Liquid Interfaces: Equations and Considerations

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Description

This lecture covers Young's Theorem, the Young-Dupré Equation, the Wenzel Equation, the Cassie Equation, and considerations on multicomponent surfaces in the context of solid-liquid interfaces, discussing equilibrium conditions, wetting behavior, and adhesion energy.

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Physical chemistry: Surface science

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