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Use of the combined Lifshitz–van der Waals and Lewis acid–base approaches in determining the apolar and polar contributions to surface and interfacial tensions and free energies
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EngineeringContact AnglesChemistrySoft MatterPolar LiquidsPolar ContributionsPolar MaterialsMaterials SciencePhysicsChemical BondSurface EnergySurface TensionPhysical ChemistryQuantum ChemistryFree EnergiesInterfacial PhenomenonNatural SciencesSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsInterfacial PhenomenaInterfacial StudyLewis Acid–base Approaches
Abstract Recently, a number of authors have been rearranging the various combinations and permutations of the different apolar and polar liquids with which contact angles can be measured on polar surfaces and in so doing have arrived at bizarre results. The rational order and procedures to be followed in the determination of the apolar and polar surface tension properties of polar materials, according to the van Oss-Chaudhury-Good components and parameters of the approach, are reiterated. Keywords: APOLAR SURFACE TENSION COMPONENTPOLAR SURFACE TENSION COMPONENT AND PARAMETERSLIFSHITZ-VAN DER WAALS INTERACTIONSLEWIS ACID-BASE INTERACTIONSINTERFACIAL TENSIONSSURFACE FREE ENERGIES
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