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How Thermodynamics Drives Wet-out in Adhesive Bonding: Correcting Common Misconceptions
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How Thermodynamics Drives Wet-out in Adhesive Bonding: Correcting Common Misconceptions
How Thermodynamics Drives Wet-out in Adhesive Bonding: Correcting Common Misconceptions
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Charles W. Paul
Charles W. Paul
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1 January 2008
journal article
Published by
Taylor & Francis
in
Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology
Vol. 22
(1)
,
31-45
DOI:
10.1163/156856108x292250
Abstract
The traditional maxim that one should keep the adhesive surface energy below that of the substrate to ensure wet-out is shown to be a false and often counter-productive constraint in designing supe...
Keywords
WET-OUT
WETTING
WICKING
SURFACE ENERGY
EXCESS FREE ENERGY
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