Effect of potential on adhesion, spreading and detachment of organic droplets at aqueous metallic interface (CROSBI ID 475316)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Ivošević, Nadica ; Žutić, Vera
engleski
Effect of potential on adhesion, spreading and detachment of organic droplets at aqueous metallic interface
The phenomena of electrowetting and recent application of electrical potential to shape organic microdroplets at solid substrates into arrays of lenses, with focal length that can be reversibly changed, point out to the importance of a general understanding of dynamics and equilibria of wetting processes at electrodes. We shall use simple video recordings to demonstrate how spreading and shape of organic droplets at the mercury/aqueous electrolyte interface depend on the interfacial forces that are controlled by the applied potential. We indicate a method to measure interfacial forces in the system organic droplet-mercury electrode/aqueous electrolyte solution when adhesion counteracts buoyancy of a droplet. The wetting phenomena identified in this system apply more generally for the droplets and insoluble films on solid electrodes and the findings can be extrapolated to complex electrochemical systems of technological importance.
electrical potential; adhesion; spreading; organic droplet
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Podaci o prilogu
20-x.
2000.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
Mittal, K.L. Lacombe, R.H.
Newark (NJ):
Podaci o skupu
Second international symposium of conatct angle, wettability and adhesion
predavanje
21.06.2000-23.06.2000
Newark (NJ), Sjedinjene Američke Države