The computation of surface tension and of contact angle by the sessile-drop method

Wetting Characteristics of Solids of Low Surface Tension such as Talc, Waxes and Resins

F. E. Bartell, H Hans Zuidema · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1936 · 82 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Materials Science +12

SURFACE PROPERTIES OF FUSED SALTS AND GLASSES: I SESSILE‐DROP METHOD FOR DETERMINING SURFACE TENSION AND DENSITY OF VISCOUS LIQUIDS AT HIGH TEMPERATURES *

Bennett S. Ellefson, Nelson W. Taylor · Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1938 · 54 citations

Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +13

The Determination of Contact Angles from Measurements of the Dimensions of Small Bubbles and Drops. II. The Sessile Drop Method for Obtuse Angles

G. L. Mack, Dorothy A. Lee · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1936 · 44 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +9

On the surface tension of mercury

Charles Kemball · Transactions of the Faraday Society · 1946 · 43 citations

Natural Sciences, Materials Science, Surface Science +4

VIII. <i>On the error involved in</i> Professor Quincke's <i>method of calculating surface-tensions from the dimensions of flat drops and bubbles</i>

Arthur Mason Worthington · The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science · 1885 · 36 citations

Engineering, Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics +6