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    Susanna Laurén

    Susanna Laurén

    Susanna is an Application Scientist at Biolin Scientific. In her PhD thesis, she developed fabrication methods for a new type of inorganic-organic polymers. Microfabricated polymer chips were utilized as tool for biomolecule separation in analytical chemistry.

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    Chemical etching of fluoropolymers for improved coating adhesion

    Chemical etching of fluoropolymers is a process used to selectively remove material from the surface using chemical solutions to improve wettability.

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    How wetting and adhesion analysis is utilized in product development?

    Wetting and adhesion analysis has been added to our all-inclusive OneAttension software and is available for download for all OneAttension customers.

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    Behavior of surfactant in solutions and on surfaces

    Surfactants reduce the surface tension of solutions but can also change the wettability of solids.

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    Foam stability – How to study the behavior of interfaces?

    Foam stability refers to the ability of a foam to maintain its structure and resist collapse over time.

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    Agrochemicals – How do surface tension and wettability affect the efficiency?

    Surface tension and wettability are important physical properties that play a significant role in the effectiveness of agrochemicals.

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    3 ways to measure surface tension

    Explains three different methods to measure surface tension.

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    Biosurfactant – Environmentally friendly alternative for many industries

    Biosurfactants have similar functionality as their chemical counterparts, but they are biological in nature.

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    Why is surface tension important?

    The blog post describes what is surface tension and why is surface tension important in many industrial processes

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    Hydrophilic and hydrophobic membranes: What’s the difference?

    This difference in wettability is key in determining how each membrane is used.

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