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    What is needed for successful high-pressure interfacial tension measurements?

    Describes the instrument features needed for successful high-pressure interfacial tension measurements.

    23 min

    Surface Science - from static to dynamic surface systems

    The paradigm shift from the study of static surface systems to the exploration of dynamic ones resulted in the field of gas-surface dynamics. The area includes concepts such as scattering, potential energy surfaces(PESs), energy exchange, surface corrugation, and charge transfer.

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    Nanolithography methods

    Describes the most common nanolithography methods to produce nanosized features

    ~ 3 min

    Interfacial tension and wettability affect CO₂ sequestration

    Interfacial tension and wettability are important parameters determining the success of the CO2 storage site.

    < 5 min

    Thin film degradation analysis with QCM-D

    Thin-film degradation and material desorption is sometimes wanted and sometimes not. Learn about how it can be characterized by QCM-D.

    4 min

    QCM-D technology - What can it be used for?

    Surfaces are all around us. To control the macroscale we need to understand and tune the nanoscale. Learn more about QCM-D can help.

    ~ 3 min

    Wettability of superhydrophobic surfaces - Contact angle, friction and adhesion

    With increasing understanding of the superhydrophobicity, the measurement methods to quantify the degree of hydrophobicity deserve some thought.

    ~ 15 min

    Surface Science – How it all began, from an experimental perspective

    Surface science affects and contributes to areas: IT, materials and interface science, biomaterials, biotechnology, medicine, nanotechnology and cleantech.

    ~ 5 min

    Nanoparticle lithography requires a highly controlled nanoparticle deposition

    Nanoparticle lithography is a promising fabrication technique. Unlike other techniques, it has a potential to be performed on curved surfaces.

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