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Contract angle measurements

Profilometer and Contract Angle Measurements The copper surface after Pumice treatment was also examined by profilometry and characterized by contact angle measurement. The profilometer was supplied by Sheffield Measurement Division of Dayton, Ohio. The contact angle measurements were made using a microscope device supplied by Gilmont Instruments, Great Neck, New York. [Pg.282]

Cansoy CE (2014) The effect of drop size on contract angle measurements of superhydrophobic surfaces. RSC Adv 4 1197-1203... [Pg.32]

Fig. 2.18 Advancing and receding contact angle measurement for water droplets on (a) Teflon coated silicon and (b) AKD polymer surfaces with the drop expansion/contraction technique (Reproduced with permission from [45], Copyright 2008 Elsevier)... Fig. 2.18 Advancing and receding contact angle measurement for water droplets on (a) Teflon coated silicon and (b) AKD polymer surfaces with the drop expansion/contraction technique (Reproduced with permission from [45], Copyright 2008 Elsevier)...
Another effect of lattice contraction of a boron-implanted layer might be to cause reorientation of the B—H complexes in the layer. Calculations (Denteneer et al., 1989) and measurements (Stavola et al., 1988) show that the B—H complex can readily reorient itself in response to an applied stress at room temperature. Thus, reorientation might occur in a boron-implanted layer and vitiate the analysis of the channeling experiment. In a (100) sample, however, all the (111) directions lie at the same angle to the stress axis if relaxation in the plane of the sample is isotropic, and all orientations of the B—H complex are energetically equivalent. This would not be true in (111) material. [Pg.234]

C-Y bond contractions and of the planarization of the a-carbon as measured by the % progress in the change of the pyramidal angle a. The pyramidal angle is defined as shown in 56 where the dashed lines are the projection... [Pg.268]

M words of information within 128 seconds. In many small angle scattering experiments carried out at EMBL, time frames as short as 1 millisecond are no exception. This is the case for instance in studies of the diffraction patterns of contracting muscle where up to a hundred repetitive measurements are accumulated. The total amount of data in such an experiment can be as high as 256x256x256 = 16Mwords. [Pg.91]

The receding contact angle, Q can be measured when a previously formed sessile drop on the substrate surface is contracted by applying a suction of the drop liquid through... [Pg.313]


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