Interfacial Adhesion
Interfacial Adhesion is a fundamental physicochemical phenomenon that governs the strength and durability of the boundary interaction between two distinct materials or phases—such as polymer and filler, matrix and reinforcement, or semiconductor and dielectric—by determining the intermolecular, mechanical, or chemical bonding forces that resist separation at their interface.
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Xuzhou Yan, Zhiyuan Liu, Qiuhong Zhang et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2018 · 622 citations · Full text
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South China University of Technology
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Beijing University of Chemical Technology
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