Young's Equation is a theoretical model in surface science that relates the contact angle of a liquid droplet at equilibrium on a solid surface to the interfacial tensions between the solid, liquid, and vapor phases, thereby quantifying the balance of surface energies at the three-phase contact line.
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Generalization of the classical theory of capillarity
L. Borůvka, A. W. Neumann · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1977 · 440 citations
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