Lectures related to Surface tension: Capillary Effects

Explores surface tension, contact angles, electrowetting, liquid lenses, capillary pressure, and the pitch drop experiment.

Explores molecular interactions, hydrophobic effect, membrane dynamics, and the use of optical tweezers in biological studies.

Explores polymer collapse, emphasizing covolume and free energy in the process.

Explores surface tension, contact angles, and interfacial forces in drops on different surfaces.

Covers the fundamentals of surface tension, adhesion forces, and laser manufacturing technologies.

Explores capillarity, wetting, and surface tension, discussing contact angles, hysteresis, and wetting states.

Covers liquid crystal formation, micelle structure, amphiphilic molecules, and surface tension in fluids.

Explores surface and interface energy, wetting kinetics, and the impact of geometric and chemical inhomogeneities on wetting behavior.

Covers intermolecular potentials, surface forces, surface tension, and hydrophobic surfaces in liquids.

Covers the fundamentals of gas-liquid interfaces, including surface tension and capillary action.

Provides a comprehensive review of Two-Phase Flows and Heat Transfer topics, including pool boiling, capillarity, wetting, and flow regimes.

Explores capillarity, wetting, nucleation, boiling, and condensation in liquid-vapor phase change applications.

Explores surface tension's microscopic interpretation and its impact on creating interfaces between immiscible fluids.

Explores biomechanics in organ-on-chip systems, covering advantages, fabrication methods, mechanical stimuli, and cell analysis techniques.

Covers the effects of adding an ice cube to water and the variation of surface tension.

Explores surface tension in soap bubbles, covering Laplace's law, wetting phenomena, capillary rise, and overpressure.

Explores the thermodynamics of interfaces, emphasizing the concept of work of addition and its applications in material science.

Explores wettability, force balance, wetting behavior, and capillary length in liquids.

Explores surface tension, wetting, and the law of Laplace at interfaces.

Explores the origin and characteristics of surface tension, contact angle equilibrium, wetting properties, and the Young-Laplace equation.