Long et al., 2009 - Google Patents
Potential for tunable static and dynamic contact angle anisotropy on gradient microscale patterned topographiesLong et al., 2009
- Document ID
- 7376361388578912218
- Author
- Long C
- Schumacher J
- Brennan A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Langmuir
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Translationally symmetric topographies can be designed to induce anisotropy of static and dynamic contact angles. The validity of ignoring directionality of topography in contact angle characterization was evaluated using microscale patterned topographies. Seven patterned …
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