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Surface tension of water – Why is it so high?

The surface tension of water is about 72 mN/m at room temperature which is one of the highest surface tension for liquid.

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What is Nanotechnology?

Read about the area of Nanotechnology and how it developed

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What is a Langmuir film?

Langmuir film can be defined as an insoluble monolayer of atoms, molecules, or even nanoparticles floating at the liquid-gas interface (or liquid-liquid).

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QCM-D data analysis in practice

Learn the key steps of how to analyze QCM-D data with QSense Dfind

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Powder wettability - How to measure wettability of powders?

Powder wettability can be measured with Washburn method or sessile drop.

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Which QCM should you choose?

Read the guidelines on how to decide which QCM instrument to go for.

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Work of adhesion - What is it and how to measure it?

Work of adhesion is defined as a work required to separate two phases from each other.

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Take care of your mind and avoid burnout in academia

Read the interview with Dr Deborah Rupert to learn about how work-related stress can be reduced and how burnout can be avoided.

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Wenzel equation – How roughness is related to wettability?

Wenzel equation states that adding surface roughness will enhance the wettability caused by the chemistry of the surface.

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