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Physical origins of low surface tensions
Joseph A. Zasadzinski
, A. von Nahmen
, K. Graf
, J. Ding
, A. J. Waring
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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Monolayer Collapse
100%
Low Surface Tension
100%
Physical Origin
100%
Phase Behavior
50%
Surfactant
50%
Sigma Phase
50%
Surface Tension
50%
Large Amplitude
50%
Surfactant Monolayers
50%
Minimal Surfaces
50%
Optimal Function
50%
Three-dimensional Instability
50%
Material Loss
50%
Solid-liquid Phase
50%
Phase Collapse
50%
Phase Network
50%
Liquid Condensed Phase
50%
Engineering
Low Surface Tension
100%
Monolayers
100%
Surfactant
33%
Phase Network
16%
Tension Surface
16%
Interfacial Tension
16%
Buckled Region
16%
Material Science
Monolayers
100%
Surface Tension
100%
Surface Active Agent
33%
Solubilization
16%