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Andrew Kozbial

University of Pittsburgh ORCID

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A. Kozbial, Andrew Kozbial

23

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2.4K

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13

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University of Pittsburgh Swanson Center J.A. Woollam Company (United States)

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Andrew Kozbial is an author at University of Pittsburgh specializing in engineering, materials science, and nanomaterials.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	8	8	1.5K
2	Applied Physics	5	5	435
3	Chemistry	4	4	414
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	59
5	Chemical Engineering	1	1	824

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	Year	Citations
Effect of airborne contaminants on the wettability of supported graphene and graphite Zhiting Li, Yongjin Wang, Andrew Kozbial, Nature Materials Materials ScienceGraphene NanomeshesEnvironmental ChemistryChemical EngineeringEngineering	2013	824
Study on the Surface Energy of Graphene by Contact Angle Measurements Andrew Kozbial, Zhiting Li, Caitlyn Conaway, Langmuir	2014	535
Understanding the intrinsic water wettability of graphite Andrew Kozbial, Zhiting Li, Jianing Sun, Carbon Materials ScienceIntrinsic Water WettabilityEngineeringMineral-fluid InteractionSurface Science	2014	220
Understanding the Intrinsic Water Wettability of Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS<sub>2</sub>) Andrew Kozbial, Xiao Gong, Haitao Liu, Langmuir Molybdenum DisulfideEngineeringNanosheetTwo-dimensional MaterialsWetting	2015	212
Are Graphitic Surfaces Hydrophobic? Andrew Kozbial, Feng Zhou, Zhiting Li, Accounts of Chemical Research	2016	180
Characterization of the Intrinsic Water Wettability of Graphite Using Contact Angle Measurements: Effect of Defects on Static and Dynamic Contact Angles Andrew Kozbial, Charlie Trouba, Haitao Liu, Langmuir EngineeringStatic Contact AngleWettingChemistryNanotribology	2017	130
Water Protects Graphitic Surface from Airborne Hydrocarbon Contamination Zhiting Li, Andrew Kozbial, Nikoloz Nioradze, ACS Nano	2015	111
What causes extended layering of ionic liquids on the mica surface? Xiao Gong, Andrew Kozbial, Lei Li Chemical Science	2015	70
Effect of π–π+ Stacking on the Layering of Ionic Liquids Confined to an Amorphous Carbon Surface Xiao Gong, Andrew Kozbial, Franck Rose, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces EngineeringNanometer-thick Ionic LiquidsChemistryNanotribologyInterface Chemistry	2015	59
Parahydrophobicity and stick-slip wetting dynamics of vertically aligned carbon nanotube forests Ziyu Zhou, Tongchuan Gao, Seán McCarthy, Carbon Materials ScienceEngineeringCarbon-based MaterialNanomaterialsNanotechnology	2019	21

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