Interfacial Surface Tension
Interfacial Surface Tension is a physical phenomenon in the context of denture retention that refers to the cohesive force existing at the boundary between the saliva film and the denture base material, which contributes to the adhesive forces maintaining denture stability.
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Estimation of the surface free energy of polymers
D.K. Owens, R. C. Wendt · Journal of Applied Polymer Science · 1969 · 9.2K citations
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China University of Petroleum, Beijing
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Petroleum University of Technology
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