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    Analyzing polyelectrolyte multilayer build-up with QCM-D

    Read about how polyelectrolyte multilayer build-up, and the resulting multilayer, can be characterized with QSense QCM-D technology.

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    Young equation – The man behind the contact angle history

    Thomas Young was a physician and his most remarkable discoveries are related to vision and light rather than the behavior of liquids on surfaces

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    Why is the resonance frequency of a QCM sensor 5MHz?

    The fundamental resonance frequency of QCM-sensors is often 5MHz. Learn about the theory behind the number.

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    Laser texturing for improved material properties

    Laser texturing has gained a lot of interest s due to its superior texturing accuracy, good controllability, and suitability for various materials.

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    QSense analysis in Chemical Mechanical Planarization

    Learn about how QSense® technology can be used to analyze CMP-related processes, such as additive - surface interaction, residue removal, and etching.

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    What is surface free energy?

    Surface free energy can be considered as the surface tension of a solid. Surface free energy is calculated through the contact angle measurements. By knowing the surface free energy of the solid, one can predict the behavior of any liquid on the surface.

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    An approach to stop the next pandemic from an unknown virus

    To prepare for the next pandemic, we need to think outside the box. One approach could be broad-spectrum antiviral targeting.

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    Wilhelmy plate method for contact angle measurement

    Wilhelmy plate method can be used to measure contact angle.

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    Why it is useful to use multiple overtones in QCM measurements

    Read about why it is possible to gain valuable information from a viscoelastic sample by monitoring multiple overtones in QCM measurements.

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