Intercellular binding force

Skin irritation caused by skin stripping at the removal of PSA When the adhesive strength between the adhesive and the outmost stratum corneum cell is stronger than the intercellular binding force between stratum corneum cells, the outmost stratum corneum cells will be transferred from the skin to the adhesive when PSA is peeled from skin. This mechanical skin damage also causes pain and skin irritation. 

To develop one s sense of how the behavior of the system depends on the model parameters, it is instmctive to examine the solutions for some trends. First, we can see what happens as /i becomes much larger than/2. This is the situation when the mfracellular force, or binding of the diatomic GH, is much greater than the intercellular force. Again, with a bit of algebraic manipulation one finds the leading terms in the ratio /2//1 to be... 

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