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Dynamics of spreading on ultra-hydrophobic surfaces
A. Mohammad Karim, H. P. Kavehpour
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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Engineering & Materials Science
Superhydrophobicity
100%
Kinetic theory
65%
Wetting
45%
Polytetrafluoroethylenes
34%
Liquids
29%
Substrates
21%
Polyethylene glycols
19%
Contact angle
16%
Hydrodynamics
12%
Glass
11%
Water
8%
Industry
6%
Chemical Compounds
Spreading
79%
Poly(tetrafluoroethylene)
38%
Liquid
30%
Plate Like Crystal
29%
Surface
23%
Glass Substrate
18%
Hydrodynamics
17%
Velocity
15%
Poly(ethylene Glycol)
14%
Industry
13%
Weight
9%
Application
5%
Physics & Astronomy
kinetic theory
59%
wetting
53%
teflon (trademark)
44%
liquids
29%
biology
19%
glycols
19%
polyethylenes
16%
industries
15%
hydrodynamics
14%
glass
10%
water
10%