Spherical Droplet Deposition—Mechanistic Model
In the currently existing physical models of wetting a solid substrate by a liquid drop, the contact angle is determined on the basis of the equilibrium of forces acting tangentially to the wetted surface at any point in the perimeter of the wetted area, ignoring the forces (or their components) act...
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