Wetting Transitions
Wetting Transitions is a surface phase transition that describes the discontinuous change in the macroscopic wetting behavior of a liquid droplet on a solid substrate, distinguished by a sudden alteration in the contact angle due to molecular-scale interactions and external control parameters such as temperature, pressure, or surface chemistry.
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Wetting Phase Transitions
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Daniel Bonn, Jens Eggers, Joseph O. Indekeu et al. · Reviews of Modern Physics · 2009 · 2.8K citations
John W. Cahn · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1977 · 1.9K citations
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Transition between Superhydrophobic States on Rough Surfaces
Neelesh A. Patankar · Langmuir · 2004 · 759 citations
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Imperial College London
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