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What makes an implant integrate successfully? The answer lies at the surface interaction processes, and what happens there, short term and long term.
There are three contact angle measurement methods for superhydrophobic surfaces; static, advancing/receding and roll-off angle.
Soil removal efficiency of a formulation is typically assessed by running a cleaning test followed by an analysis of the result. Here we show how these two steps can be run simultaneously.
Nanomaterials have found their way into ordinary products such as foods, cosmetics, and sportswear. Why did ‘nano’ become so popular? And what risks are involved when getting exposed to these nanoengineered entities?
Graphene oxide is hydrophilic and thus dispersible to water. Dispersibility makes the solution-based deposition of graphene oxide possible.
Many phenomena that we perceive at the macroscale originate in surface interactions at the nanoscale. Research and product development are continuously going on to explore such processes which impact us, and the world we live in.
Good adhesion is generally required whenever a coating is applied to a surface. A clean surface and good wettability are needed for good adhesion.
Get on top of the key facts and fundamentals of the lipid bilayer formation process with our selected list of 8 publications.