Lecture

Wettability and Capillary Length

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of wettability, including contact angle, force balance, and wetting behavior based on the liquid's properties. It also discusses capillary length, gravity effects, and the law of Young-Laplace for pressure variation at the liquid-gas interface.

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