Wetting and Roughness¶
Quéré. (2008). Wetting and Roughness. Annual Review of Materials Research.
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Domain-specific¶
- Wettability
- Surface topography interacts with surface chemistry to modulate wettability beyond what flat-surface Young's equation predicts: the Wenzel state (liquid penetrates surface roughness, amplifying the intrinsic wettability) and the Cassie-Baxter state (liquid bridges over trapped air pockets, dramatically increasing the effective contact angle) represent two distinct wetting regimes that can be switched between discontinuously by changes in pressure, chemistry, or geometry
This sourceA review finding that roughness dramatically affects a solid's apparent contact angle and can be exploited to induce superhydrophobicity.
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“We discuss in this review how the roughness of a solid impacts its wettability. ... these effects are being exploited to induce novel wetting properties, such as spontaneous filmification, superhydrophobicity, superoleophobicity, and interfacial slip, that could not be achieved without roughness.”
- Surface topography interacts with surface chemistry to modulate wettability beyond what flat-surface Young's equation predicts: the Wenzel state (liquid penetrates surface roughness, amplifying the intrinsic wettability) and the Cassie-Baxter state (liquid bridges over trapped air pockets, dramatically increasing the effective contact angle) represent two distinct wetting regimes that can be switched between discontinuously by changes in pressure, chemistry, or geometry
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