Solid-Liquid Interfaces: Equations and Considerations

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Explores chemical equilibria, Gibbs energy, equilibrium constants, and their practical applications in reactions.

Explores surface and interface energy, wetting kinetics, and the impact of geometric and chemical inhomogeneities on wetting behavior.

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