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1 ticle assembly would be determined solely by surface tension.

2 surfactant as well as its ability to reduce surface tension.

3 nt tetrahydrofuran (THF), because of its low surface tension.

4 use these measurements to estimate line and surface tension.

5 ne tension decreased to a lesser extent than surface tension.

6 ers compared to a flat monolayer at the same surface tension.

7 DeltaG(vdw) can be computed with a constant surface tension.

8 ors, especially for organic liquids with low surface tension.

9 the furrow line tension and the cell poles' surface tension.

10 control surface mechanics and determine cell surface tension.

11 creases lung compliance by reducing alveolar surface tension.

12 ion of the material to the template, and its surface tension.

13 linking intercellular adhesion and localised surface tension.

14 ed to the aqueous environment, increasing LD surface tension.

15 TMAO, however, reduces the surface tension.

16 ke diffusivity, low viscosity, and near-zero surface tension.

17 , overcoming frictional forces, and reducing surface tension.

18 ic orifice as it deforms under the action of surface tension.

19 n ion hydration energy and the neat liquid's surface tension.

20 in vitro studies of cell sorting and tissue surface tension.

21 y length, and the line tension under varying surface tension.

22 is comparable to the work done by the excess surface tension.

23 hesion to cortical tension determines tissue surface tension.

24 urface area compression to reach low minimum surface tension.

25 he availability of a surfactant that reduces surface tension.

26 sure of the ratio of van der Waals forces to surface tension.

27 tain surface-active molecules that can lower surface tension.

28 boly, possibly through maintenance of tissue-surface tension.

29 macroscopic particles are considered to lack surface tension.

30 n liquid microchannel flow is constrained by surface tension.

31 occur through cell movement driven by tissue surface tension.

32 energy of the LD, as opposed to the bilayer surface tension.

33 idal droplets are inherently unstable due to surface tension.

34 ls is many times larger than the zero-strain surface tension.

35 bit sliding angles that decrease with liquid surface tension.

36 zable results and used to explain changes in surface tension.

37 fluids with different density, viscosity and surface tension.

38 dome indicative of an isotropic and uniform surface tension.

39 exhibit a long-ranged attraction mediated by surface tension.

40 ater breaks apart into droplets to lower its surface tension.

41 droplet, with a contact angle determined by surface tensions.

42 film structures can be used to measure solid surface tensions.

43 d tissues and quantify their viscosities and surface tensions.

44 lm compressibility and lower maximum dynamic surface tensions.

45 ility of cell interfaces may underlie tissue surface tensions.

46 chemical properties, such as viscosities and surface tensions.

47 nonpolar liquids possessing a wide range of surface tensions.

48 teristics: a surfactant property that lowers surface tension, a cell/spore antiaggregant, and an adhe

49 forming direct measurements of the effective surface tension, a measure of relative tissue cohesivity

50 of the bending modulus of the bilayer to its surface tension, a size which is ~100 nm for the plasma

51 es not correlate with the maximum or minimum surface tension achieved with or without serum in the su

52 ry surfactant containing SP-A1 reaches lower surface tension after postexpansion interfacial adsorpti

53 asers could be reconfigurably manipulated by surface tension alteration originated from the tiny conc

54 ods require high PFCA concentrations in both surface tension and (19)F NMR experiments; in contrast,

55 nes the alveoli, forming a film that reduces surface tension and allows normal respiration.

56 h fatty acid membranes, inducing a change in surface tension and causing pearling and subsequent divi

57 impacts of pore size and temperature on the surface tension and contact angle of water/vapor and oil

58 nate and ethylene carbonate, which have high surface tension and dipole moment values, can be used to

59 odic assembly is governed by the anisotropic surface tension and elasticity at the interface of beads

60 The procedure relies on competition between surface tension and fluid inertial forces, and harnesses

61 fatty acids were more efficient in lowering surface tension and gave a much higher dilatational modu

62 range of circuits passively by manipulating surface tension and hydrostatic pressure, and actively u

63 spholipids on LDs, resulting in decreased LD surface tension and impairment to form bridges to the ER

64 converts protrusions into sheets by reducing surface tension and in turn inducing membrane spreading

65 is approach, we show a reduction in membrane surface tension and increased membrane undulations when

66 other measures of solvent cohesion, such as surface tension and internal pressure, gave inferior cor

67 Surface tension and its polar component increase signifi

68 and robustness under complex fluid flow with surface tension and large shearing forces.

69 g, surface plasmon resonance, NMR, monolayer surface tension and mutagenesis experiments.

70 unusual discrepancy between the CMC based on surface tension and on the two "bulk" methods was attrib

71 SLIDE leverages principles of surface tension and patterned hydrophobicity to create a

72 m of phospholipids and proteins that reduces surface tension and prevents alveolar collapse during br

73 face cells simultaneously controlling tissue surface tension and radial tissue contraction.

74 cholesterol were investigated under varying surface tension and temperature.

75 aqueous solutions, including those with low surface tension and those containing bioanalytes.

76 e liquid film under the competing effects of surface tension and van der Waals forces is studied as a

77 us bacteria, the film appeared to manipulate surface tension and, as such, acted like a surfactant.

78 -standing paradox about magnitudes of tissue surface tensions and potentially explains discrepancies

79 ation modes based on the competition between surface tensions and reveal that dropwise condensation r

80 ([Formula: see text] stands for vapor-liquid surface tension, and [Formula: see text] stands for the

81 the 10% substitution level, with diminished surface tension, and a longer time was needed for both w

82 chanical properties such as viscoelasticity, surface tension, and adhesion.

83 lifted on a single drop of sterile water by surface tension, and deposited onto a spinal cord lesion

84 It was found (by HPLC, conductivity, surface tension, and diffusion NMR) that these compounds

85 mbly process, such as external energy input, surface tension, and microgel dimensions.

86 BC, PM mass, surface tension, and water-soluble organic mass (WSOM) f

87 veral physical properties, including solvent surface tension, anion viscosity B-coefficient, and anio

88 surface density, becomes thicker at constant surface tension ( approximately 0.024 N/m).

89 is method provides unprecedented lowering of surface tension ( approximately 500 mJ/m(2) to near zero

90 ude thicker, however, does not reach the low surface tensions ( approximately 0.001 N/m) achieved in

91 etting transitions of liquids with different surface tensions are demonstrated and the underlying phy

92 r partial wetting, of all aerosols for which surface tensions are provided in the literature, and pro

93 ons are presented for the calculation of the surface tension as a function of the temperature, pressu

94 D'Arcy Thompson emphasised the importance of surface tension as a potential driving force in establis

95 nt with the tail of an exponential growth in surface tension as temperature decreases.

96 ibbs equation to the steep linear decline in surface tension as the bulk concentration increases.

97 process, a high-throughput technique called surface tension-assisted epitaxial lift-off was develope

98 nt-assisted, and that it originates from the surface tension associated with differences in the netwo

99 tant phospholipids are essential in reducing surface tension at the air-liquid interface and preventi

100 ments, betaine and glycine both increase the surface tension at the air-water interface.

101 Pulmonary surfactant lipoproteins lower the surface tension at the alveolar-airway interface of the

102 h the channel due to the large difference in surface tension at the interface of the hydrophilic chan

103 ctant is a lipid-protein complex that lowers surface tension at the respiratory air-liquid interface,

104 ambers, each having a volume of 25 pL, using surface-tension-based sample partitioning.

105 rystallization suppression is related to the surface tension between fluid and crystal.

106 operate below the thermal limit at ultra-low surface tensions but also yields structures that are sta

107 gger blastoderm expansion by reducing tissue surface tension, but also drive blastoderm thinning by i

108 the surfactant film, rather than decreasing surface tension by increasing its surface density, becom

109 and the role of domains in the regulation of surface tension by lung surfactant.

110 regated interfacial surfactant phases at low surface tensions by inducing 3D structural transitions i

111 nation of saline feed solutions with varying surface tensions by membrane distillation (MD).

112 les collected to measure Young's modulus and surface tension can also provide both qualitative and qu

113 idual sucrose particles, Young's modulus and surface tension can be quantified as a function of RH.

114 ties that are independent of polarity (e.g., surface tension) can be responsible for supercharging an

115 the addition of organic solvent to decrease surface tension, can be avoided.

116 bble walls move under the influence of their surface tension (capillarity), with a velocity proportio

117 Thus, the sharp break seen in surface-tension "CMC plots" need not in fact attest to a

118 esion to the substrate while providing a low surface tension coating at the air interface.

119 robe liquids suggested that TolC altered the surface tension components of E. coli cells and lead to

120 Surface-tension components, polarity, and coordination e

121 Moreover, a surface tension/concentration plot was observed for a sy

122 ndustrial wastewaters containing diverse low surface tension contaminants.

123 and can influence CCN activity by depressing surface tension, contributing solute, and influencing dr

124 The absolute surface tension curves and critical micelle concentratio

125 This critical review analyses most of the surface tension data reported between 2001 and 2010 (187

126 are much too large to account for the abrupt surface tension decline.

127 The monolayer minimum surface tension decreased in the presence of solid domai

128 We find that an increase in the surface tension decreases the temperature of the transit

129 formation, is interpreted as the solid-fluid surface tension, demonstrating that compliant thin-film

130 A compressed film model explains how surface tension depression by interfacial organic molecu

131 Accounting for surface tension depression can lower the calculated kapp

132 This work provides evidence for surface tension depression in an important aerosol syste

133 yde to the gas-aerosol interface, leading to surface tension depression of the aerosol.

134 The balance between elasticity and surface tension dictates the helical radius dimension.

135 The effects of surface tension, dipole moment, and dielectric constant

136 urface tension until activation, and (2) the surface tension does not follow the Szyszkowski equation

137 To reproduce this feat in a surface tension-dominant jumping robot, we elucidated th

138 ptures this behaviour and explains how solid surface tension dominates elasticity for small-scale ind

139 bilize nematic droplets with handles against surface tension-driven instabilities, using a yield-stre

140 On a microscopic scale, one expects the surface-tension-driven flows produced during bubble rupt

141 characteristic droplet patterns owing to the surface-tension-driven Plateau-Rayleigh instability.

142 wer healing kinetics, attributed to a weaker surface tension driving force.

143 ility to continuously manipulate various low-surface-tension droplets from free-sliding to pinned.

144 adius, indicating that both line tension and surface tension dropped, but the line tension decreased

145 The variation in surface tension due to surfactant adsorption measured by

146 Surface tension due to water adsorption within the aggre

147 However, changes in surface tension during the experiment can potentially in

148 as derived to take both charge screening and surface tension effects into account at the protein/wate

149 an interplay between acid/base chemistry and surface tension effects.

150 nts are reconstituted and combined through a surface-tension-enabled mixing (STEM) mechanism.

151 g and bridging bonds in our model provides a surface tension ensuring the condensation of the ParB-DN

152 04 atm (pressure higher in the matrix) and a surface tension equal to 0.09 +/- 0.04 pN/nm.

153 t, while maintaining substantial lowering of surface tension, even for partial surface coverage.

154 nes exhibited stable MD performance with low surface tension feed waters, demonstrating the potential

155 that we measure correspond to an equivalent surface tension five orders of magnitude below that of o

156 The device combines two concepts: The surface tension force from a large number of small liqui

157 pillary number, Ca e , (ratio of electric to surface tension forces) up to Ca e approximately 1.0.

158 channels and guided into storage wells using surface tension forces.

159 d an optical tensiometer that calculates the surface tension from the axisymmetric drop shape and the

160 facial systems and of the calculation of the surface tension from the underlying intermolecular poten

161 and low sliding angles for liquids that span surface tensions from 78.2 to 18.4 mN m(-1).

162 The surface tension (gamma) of xylem sap plays a key role in

163 ent-accessible surface area, with a positive surface tension (gamma) that is independent of the prope

164 on model, DeltaG = gamma(T)DeltaA, where the surface tension, gamma, is lengthscale-dependent and dec

165 But how are tissue surface tensions generated?

166 nanostructured composite, creating a thermal surface tension gradient and, subsequently, motion.

167 n of hydrophobic peptides can create a large surface-tension gradient around the MOF that can efficie

168 n of the motors is induced by self-generated surface tension gradients along their bodies.

169 ring evaporation, and in the process creates surface tension gradients and significant density and vi

170 oplets are stabilized by evaporation-induced surface tension gradients and that they move in response

171 ors, whose motions are driven by anisotropic surface tension gradients created via peptide self-assem

172 pinning, and the Marangoni flow, induced by surface tension gradients.

173 to a certain destination through the use of surface tension gradients.

174 ent, to coupled interface-fluid motion under surface tension, gravity, and incompressible fluid dynam

175 ked change in overall surface properties for surface tensions >10 mN/m, indicative of a bimodal behav

176 ties of the wetting solutions, including the surface tension (>40 mM/m), salt concentration (>10 mM),

177 omer using immiscible filtration assisted by surface tension (IFAST) immunoprecipitation.

178 hod called immiscible filtration assisted by surface tension (IFAST) to isolate proteins under define

179 Using immiscible filtration assisted by surface tension (IFAST), a technique developed for nucle

180 pplications, and also to measure the droplet surface tension, important for quantitative development

181 critically important for maintenance of low surface tension in airway fluids.

182 tion, from which we extract a liquid-crystal surface tension in excellent agreement with experiments.

183 learance in conducting airways, reduction of surface tension in the alveoli, and maintenance of near

184 (SP-B) is an essential protein for lowering surface tension in the alveoli.

185 protein B, an essential protein for lowering surface tension in the alveoli.

186 dependent upon surfactant lipids that reduce surface tension in the alveoli.

187 factant protein B, which successfully lowers surface tension in the alveoli.

188 ce of the line tension in the arc and of the surface tension in the cell bulk.

189 is suggested that healing is driven by high surface tension in the films and occurs through viscoela

190 to wetting from a number of liquids with low surface tension, including alkanes such as decane and oc

191 In vivo, this surface tension increase may prime lipid droplets for re

192 uch feeding mechanism in shorebirds involves surface tension-induced transport of prey in millimetric

193 Surface tension information was then examined with Kohle

194 shapes of a rotating liquid droplet bound by surface tension is an archetypal problem in the study of

195 m can be determined here if the liquid-vapor surface tension is known independently.

196 Unlike liquids, for crystalline solids the surface tension is known to be different from the surfac

197 ility and a passive elastic component, while surface tension is largely due to active contractility.

198 and set the compression at which the minimum surface tension is reached.

199 ory (CNT) if the curvature dependence of the surface tension is taken into account.

200 Surface stress, also known as surface tension, is a fundamental material property of a

201 ations, but the evaporation of high- and low-surface-tension liquid droplets placed on such surfaces

202 At low surface tensions, liquid-ordered domains manifest sponta

203 obicity and showed wetting resistance to low surface tension liquids such as ethanol (22.1 mN m(-1)).

204 id-liquid-air interfaces, even with very low surface tension liquids such as pentane (gamma(lv) = 15.

205 w durability, insufficient repellence of low surface tension liquids).

206 repellency of Teflon toward water and lower surface tension liquids.

207 tting resistance of the membrane against low surface tension liquids.

208 ated by evaluating wetting resistance to low surface tension liquids.

209 lues ever reported - even with extremely low-surface-tension liquids such as n-heptane.

210 evidence illustrating that, in ambient air, surface tension lowering can prevail over the reduction

211 Surface tension lowering caused by organic surfactants,

212 Our work indicates that surface tension may play a key role in recruiting protei

213 d the SAM surface coverage fraction from the surface tension measured by other techniques.

214 Surface tension measurements and microscopic observation

215 combining X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, surface tension measurements and thermodynamic modeling.

216 Surface tension measurements combined with a computation

217 e (288.15-318.15)K from the conductivity and surface tension measurements.

218 Surface-tension measurements on this homologous series r

219 dration contribution can be described by the surface tension model, DeltaG = gamma(T)DeltaA, where th

220 nerally described as "substances that reduce surface tension", new evidence shows that ST may have li

221 All diastereomers exhibit a minimum surface tension of about 28 mN/m without a significant d

222 Based on the modified Kelvin equation, the surface tension of Ag NPs was found to be approximately

223 lm formation through its ability to modulate surface tension of airway fluids.

224 stingly, both CA and MC had no effect on the surface tension of BSA/air interfaces.

225 Surface tension of digesta correlated inversely (p<0.05)

226 ncreasing temperature by 5%, the same as the surface tension of dodecane/water, in agreement again wi

227 The surface tension of Lf tends to decrease with decrease in

228 In conjunction with the curvature-dependent surface tension of liquid droplets predicted from a theo

229 e graphene-covered substrates induced by the surface tension of liquid droplets together with the Neu

230 The surface tension of matrices, and the wettability and dif

231 ue to the relatively high volatility and low surface tension of most organic solvents.

232 several recent experiments indicate that the surface tension of supercooled water follows a smooth ex

233 actant lipids to form a film that lowers the surface tension of the air/water interface in the lungs.

234 To measure the surface tension of the drops we used an optical tensiome

235 The water-soluble organic carbon content and surface tension of the extracted filter samples were mea

236 tion of this osmolyte modestly increased the surface tension of the interface.

237 nough to stand against gravity and the large surface tension of the liquid.

238 e device fabrication arising from the strong surface tension of the modified dielectric environment.

239 e balance between the internal viscosity and surface tension of the particle is thus disrupted, and t

240 action between the surface curvature and the surface tension of the PLGA.

241 system, including the volume, viscosity, and surface tension of the sample solution and the tilt of t

242 nd rate of drainage inversely related to the surface tension of the surfactant solution.

243 onies on nutrient substrates by lowering the surface tension of the surrounding fluid, and to aid in

244 two chaparral fuels is shown to depress the surface tension of water by 30% or more at organic matte

245 We validated the method by measuring the surface tension of water in oil microdrops deposited on

246 ilt angle of the body necessary to break the surface tension of water.

247 t angle can be accurately predicted from the surface tensions of each liquid with the vapor and betwe

248 our aromatic precursors, indicating that the surface tensions of the SOA coatings are similar.

249 only towards probing water but also for low-surface-tension 'oils'.

250 unctions, we explore the effects of a finite surface tension on phase equilibrium using a molecular t

251 ity of the network the smoothening effect of surface tension on the imbibition front roughening is ne

252 explicit model for the dependence of tissue surface tension on these mesoscopic parameters has been

253 We exhibit the effect of surface tensions on the formations of nanoscale droplets

254 re ordered phase was induced by lowering the surface tension or temperature.

255 Nonetheless, the surface tension plot leveled off, ostensibly owing to sa

256 thelial remodeling, and alteration of airway surface tension predisposing to collapse.

257 This study examines the hygroscopic and surface tension properties as a function of photochemica

258 information about PFCA-albumin interactions, surface tension provides only qualitative information.

259 where mu and gamma are the viscosity and the surface tension, respectively.

260 e credit to a previous figure upon which the surface-tension scheme in Fig.1 should have included the

261 g.1 should have included the following: "The surface-tension scheme in Fig.1b is adapted from Fig.1a

262 putation of time-periodic vortex sheets with surface tension separating two immiscible, irrotational,

263 dynamics simulations, we show that increased surface tension significantly impacts the dynamics of pr

264 also demonstrated that choice of a very low surface tension solvent is critical in successfully acti

265 predicted surface areas provided that lower surface tension solvents, such as n-hexane and perfluoro

266 Surface tension (ST) has been the most important measure

267 coefficient onto banana surfaces, and lower surface tension (ST, 25.4mN/m) than the critical ST (35.

268 As the curvature is gradually increased, the surface tension stretching the sheet over the drop cause

269 bic MD membranes are prone to wetting by low surface tension substances, thereby limiting their use i

270 r alcohols, that possess significantly lower surface tension than water (gamma(lv) = 72.1 mN/m).

271 ith organic liquids having appreciably lower surface tensions than that of water-are extremely rare.

272 ict regions of osmotic pressure and membrane-surface tension that produce successful engulfment.

273 Colour, surface tension, thermal properties, particle charge and

274 Surface tension titrations indicate complex formation at

275 xamined using three experimental approaches: surface tension titrations, (19)F NMR spectroscopy, and

276 o the alveolar air-water interface, lowering surface tension to avoid lung collapse at end-expiration

277 platform, suspended microfluidics, that uses surface tension to fill and maintain a fluid in microsca

278 showed strong surface activity that reduces surface tension to low values when concentrated as they

279 forms an interfacial monolayer reducing the surface tension to near zero values and thus preventing

280 actant is a lipoprotein complex that reduces surface tension to prevent alveolar collapse and contrib

281 essentially equivalent to applying an excess surface tension to the membrane, causing channel expansi

282 ad Lpcat1GT/GT mice failed to reduce minimum surface tension to wild-type levels.

283 tmospheric particles to strongly depress the surface tension until activation, and (2) the surface te

284 presence of strong surfactants and evidenced surface tension values, sigma, below 40 mN m(-1), suspec

285 From these parameters, and from surface-tension values measured previously, we estimated

286 ace behavior and distinctive trends of their surface tension versus temperature.

287 The surface-tension vs log [DTAB] plot for solutions contain

288 allenge, a microfluidic viscometer driven by surface tension was developed to reduce the sample volum

289 g P values), pKa, and the inverse calculated surface tension was significantly lower although still p

290 on of these membranes in desalination of low surface tension wastewaters by membrane distillation (MD

291 pathway and crystallization control over the surface tension, which are advantageous for beta-Ga2O3 c

292 have as liquids and possess a characteristic surface tension, which arises as a collective, macroscop

293 ntribution of gravity, centrifugal force and surface tension, which can be accounted for using only t

294 ng droplet size or increases with decreasing surface tension, which is sensitive to surfactants.

295 highly correlated manner due to an effective surface tension, which restricts front broadening.

296 roperties of the phases-particularly droplet surface tension-which arises from sequence-encoded featu

297 Raw exudates had a significantly lower surface tension while not increasing overall solubility,

298 n ion abundance and a concurrent decrease in surface tension with an increase in the applied potentia

299 nsidering the variation of contact angle and surface tension with pore size improves the agreement be

300 The variation of liquid-vapor surface tension with solute concentration is a key facto