CRC Press Wetting Theory - Two-Volume Set Science Book

Wetting Theory provides a deep look into the practical applications and scientific principles of wetting phenomena. As part of the Wetting: Theory and Experiments, Two-Volume Set, this work offers new insights into the fundamental theory behind how liquids interact with surfaces. This volume is structured to guide readers through the development of specific approaches, covering both static and dynamic properties of wetting. Researchers and students can use these insights to solve specific problems in various fields. The content covers essential topics such as the development of self-cleaning surfaces, the manufacturing of artificial blood vessels, and the creation of new lubricants or nonadhesive dishes. A significant portion of the text focuses on nanoscale wetting, providing necessary details for modern scientific study. This set serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding how wetting tools are applied to complex scientific challenges.