Solid-Liquid Interfaces

Chair(s):
Martin, S. M., Virginia Tech
Co-chair(s):
Frechette, J., Johns Hopkins University

This session welcomes contributions describing experiment and theory in the area of interfacial phenomena at solid-liquid interfaces. Relevant topics include (but are not limited to): wetting, capillarity, adsorption from solution,adhesion,electrochemistry, responsive surfaces, and self-assembly.

Papers:
8:30 AM
(429a) Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Ordered Polymeric Nanofibers On Wetting Regimes
8:50 AM
(429b) Relationships Between Water Wettability and Ice Adhesion
9:10 AM
(429c) Measurement of Lateral Adhesion Forces at the Interface Between a Liquid Drop and a Substrate
9:30 AM
(429d) Wetting of Nanopatterned Solid Surfaces
9:50 AM
(429e) Gravity-Induced Trapping of a Deformable Drop in a Three-Dimensional Constriction
10:10 AM
(429f) Droplet Drying – One Molecule at a Time
10:30 AM
(429g) Evaporation Suppression Using Satellite Drops
Topics: 
Materials
Nanotechnology
Thermodynamics

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