Surface Tension and Surfactants

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Covers the fundamentals of gas-liquid interfaces, including surface tension and capillary action.

Covers capillarity, capillary rise, wetting, non-wetting, and surface forces.

Explores surface tension's microscopic interpretation and its impact on creating interfaces between immiscible fluids.

Explores surface tension in soap bubbles, covering Laplace's law, wetting phenomena, capillary rise, and overpressure.

Covers the basics of interfacial chemistry, including emulsions, surface tension, and the importance of interfaces in various applications.

Explores wetting and dispersion of ceramic powders, surface tension, additives, and microstructure control.

Covers forces, pressure, and curvature at the gas-liquid interface, including vapor pressure, wetting, and surface tension measurements.

Explores Young's Theorem and the Cassie Equation for solid-liquid interfaces.

Explores surface tension effects in microfluidic channels and capillary stop valves.

Explores the Gibbs model of interfaces and micelle formation in surfactant solutions.