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In a recent letter [1], Elbaum, Lipson and Wettlaufer propose a new way of measuring the intermolecular interactions determining the stability of wetting films
In a recent letter [1], Elbaum, Lipson and Wettlaufer propose a new way of measuring the intermolecular interactions determining the stability of wetting films
We have studied the effect of weak solute-solvent attractions on the solvation of nonpolar molecules...
The stability of protein solutions is a topic of much theoretical and practical interest. The theory...
Bretherton's (1961) theory of the forced, steady displacement of one fluid by another in a tube or b...
Our letter was motivated by experimental observations of evaporative dewetting of water films on a ...
A theory, which accounts for some recent fascinating observations, is presented for the instability ...
The paper focuses on the treatment of solubility in theoretical predictions of critical su-persatura...
Wetting is a rather efficient mechanism for nucleation of a phase (typically liquid) on the interfac...
We provide a quantitative experimental determination of the fluctuation repulsion that stabilizes we...
In a recent letter (L),1 Kodaka tried to provide an interpreta-tion of the results from scaled parti...
All-atom molecular dynamics simulations and experimental characterization have been used to examine ...
The relation between mechanical film properties of various adsorbed protein layers at the air/water ...
All-atom molecular dynamics simulations and experimental characterization have been used to examine ...
bS Supporting Information Under ambient conditions, water adlayers are known to coatall hydrophilic ...
Wetting represents one of the most fundamental features of water interactions with a surface, result...
We examine the usefulness of the integral equations derived from the HNC and PY closures of the wall...
We have studied the effect of weak solute-solvent attractions on the solvation of nonpolar molecules...
The stability of protein solutions is a topic of much theoretical and practical interest. The theory...
Bretherton's (1961) theory of the forced, steady displacement of one fluid by another in a tube or b...
Our letter was motivated by experimental observations of evaporative dewetting of water films on a ...
A theory, which accounts for some recent fascinating observations, is presented for the instability ...
The paper focuses on the treatment of solubility in theoretical predictions of critical su-persatura...
Wetting is a rather efficient mechanism for nucleation of a phase (typically liquid) on the interfac...
We provide a quantitative experimental determination of the fluctuation repulsion that stabilizes we...
In a recent letter (L),1 Kodaka tried to provide an interpreta-tion of the results from scaled parti...
All-atom molecular dynamics simulations and experimental characterization have been used to examine ...
The relation between mechanical film properties of various adsorbed protein layers at the air/water ...
All-atom molecular dynamics simulations and experimental characterization have been used to examine ...
bS Supporting Information Under ambient conditions, water adlayers are known to coatall hydrophilic ...
Wetting represents one of the most fundamental features of water interactions with a surface, result...
We examine the usefulness of the integral equations derived from the HNC and PY closures of the wall...
We have studied the effect of weak solute-solvent attractions on the solvation of nonpolar molecules...
The stability of protein solutions is a topic of much theoretical and practical interest. The theory...
Bretherton's (1961) theory of the forced, steady displacement of one fluid by another in a tube or b...
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