Surface Excess
Surface Excess is a thermodynamic quantity that denotes the difference between the actual amount of a substance present at an interface and the amount that would be present if the bulk phases were extended uniformly to the interface, thereby quantifying the accumulation or depletion of material at the surface relative to the bulk phases.
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Hiroyasu Furukawa, Michael A. Miller, Omar M. Yaghi · Journal of Materials Chemistry · 2007 · 597 citations
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Iwan Moreels, Yolanda Justo, Bram De Geyter et al. · ACS Nano · 2011 · 562 citations
Molecular theory of surface tension
Arthur J. M. Yang, Paul D. Fleming, Julian H. Gibbs · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1976 · 410 citations
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