Fiber contact angles can be measured with several different methods
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Characterization of superhydrophilic surfaces is commonly done with contact angle measurements.
The quartz crystal microbalance, QCM, measures changes in resonance frequency and provides insights into thin film deposition and material properties
Wettability is crucial in biomedical applications as it affects protein adsorption, cell adhesion, blood coagulation, and bacterial colonization.
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Contact angle provides insights into the wettability and adhesion properties of cosmetic ingredients and formulations.
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Contact angles on small areas can be easily measured.