Wettability is crucial in biomedical applications as it affects protein adsorption, cell adhesion, blood coagulation, and bacterial colonization.
Liquids’ ability to wet a solid surface has widespread importance in many everyday products and industrial processes.
Membrane wettability is a key property to ensure success of membrane distillation process
Hydrophobic surface properties are needed in contact with the food product while hydrophilicity is needed when printing on food packaging.
Wettability is pivotal in pharmaceutical dosage form manufacturing as well as in drug efficacy.
Understanding the wettability of membranes is essential for optimizing these processes and achieving desired separation outcomes.
Wettability is important in various pharmaceutical process steps from the manufacturing of solid dosage forms to their disintegration and dissolution
Calendering, a common compaction process for Li-ion batteries, will significantly impact the pore structure and thus also the wettability of the electrode.
The wettability of different parts of Li-ion batteries is a key issue in terms of manufacturing, performance, and safety of the batteries.