Learn how QCM-D and contact angle measurements can help explain why some surfactants clean better than others in this webinar September 22
Compare 7 contact angle methods, including sessile drop, Wilhelmy plate, and Washburn, and find the one that suits your sample.
Learn why multiple harmonics and overtones matter in QCM-D measurements, when they are needed, and how they support data interpretation.
Force tensiometer prices can range from $5,000 to $50,000+. Learn what drives the cost and what to consider beyond the initial purchase price.
Learn what dissipation in QCM-D reveals about the softness, hydration, and viscoelastic properties of surface-bound layers.
Discover differences between bio-based surfactants and biosurfactants, their applications, and the surface and interfacial measurements used to assess performance.
Learn how QSense QCM-D analyzes adsorption, fouling, PFAS interactions, microplastics and biofilms at environmental interfaces.
Analyze surfactant-surface interactions with QSense QCM-D in real time to reveal adsorption dynamics, layer properties and rinse stability.
Not sure whether to use a Du Noüy ring or Wilhelmy plate? This post explains which force tensiometer method suits your sample — from surfactant solutions to viscous liquids.