Scientists used Atomic Force Microscopy to watch nano droplets in real time, exposing how water interacts with surfaces and ...

In hydrogen production catalysts, water droplets must detach easily from the surface to prevent blockage by bubbles, allowing for faster hydrogen generation. In semiconductor manufacturing, the ...

Investigating adhesion in polymer films, this article highlights the advantages of in-situ testing over traditional ex-situ ...

This review addresses the critical dilemma of balancing strength and ductility in titanium matrix composites (TMCs) by emphasizing the addition of nano-phases. It systematically highlights interfacial ...

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Learn how Bruker’s InSight systems ensure pristine wafer surfaces, improving bond integrity and yield in advanced semiconductor packaging.

Surface metrology consists of the measurement of surface features such as roughness, regular patterns, irregularities, and waviness. The importance of this lies in the quality of materials and ...

Nano Bond’s Fusion Bond Coating Detailer is made with a powerful bland of Si02 (Silicon Dioxide) and surfactants. The result ...

Wettability reflects the degree of liquid interaction – involving water, oil, dirt, and chemicals – on the surface of products made of glass, metal, plastic, or paint. Manufacturers widely use ...

Australian scientists have developed a simple and inexpensive method to make water repellent nanocarpets using nickel. The technology could be used to make self-cleaning surfaces on ships and ...