Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion, Volume 3

Mittal, Kash L.

• Part 1: General Papers 1. Adsorption, evaporation, condensation, and fluid flow in the contact line region 2. Experimental study of contact line dynamics by capillary rise and fall 3. Condensation transport in triple line motion 4. Inertial dewetting: Shocks and surface waves 5. Effect of adsorbed vapor on liquid-solid adhesion Part 2: Contact Angle Measurements / Determination and Solid Surface Free Energy 6. The molecular origin of contact angles in terms of different combining rules for intermolecular potentials 7. Contact angle measurements and criteria for surface energetic interpretation 8. Advancing, receding and vibrated contact angles on rough hydrophobic surfaces 9. Dynamic evolution of contact angle on solid substrates during evaporation 10. The concept, characterization, concerns and consequences of contact angles in solid-liquid-liquid systems 11. A thermodynamic model for wetting free energies of solids from contact angles 12. Characterization of surface free energies and surface chemistry of solids Part 3: Wetting and Spreading: Fundamental and Applied Aspects 13. Merging two concepts: Ultrahydrophobic polymer surfaces and switchable wettability 14. Self-propelled drop movement: Chemical influences on the use of kinetic or equilibrium approaches in reactive wetting 15. Effects of surface defect, polycrystallinity and nanostructure of self-assembled monolayers on wetting and its interpretation 16. Wetting of a substrate by nanocrystallites 17. Light-induced reversible wetting of structured surfaces 18. Wetting in porous media: Some theoretical and practical aspects 19. Dynamic aspects of wetting in granular matter 20. The effect of rock surface characteristics on reservoir wettability 21. Viscous dissipation and rheological behavior near the solid/liquid/vapor triple line. Application to the spreading of silicone oils 22. Adsorption isotherms of cationic surfactants on bitumen films studied using axisymmetric drop shape analysis 23. Application of drop