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Parameters in Surface Tension Measured by Sessile Drop Method

Sheng Wang

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Combining digital photography with AutoCAD and Proe,the parameters in surface tension measured by sessile drop method was determined.The results show that the method for calculating the surface tension has high accuracy,which can provide computer aid for adopting sessile drop method measuring high temperature metal surface tension.

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Combining digital photography with AutoCAD and Proe,the parameters in surface tension measured by sessile drop method was determined.The results show that the method for calculating the surface tension has high accuracy,which can provide computer aid for adopting sessile drop method measuring high temperature metal surface tension.

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Combining digital photography with AutoCAD and Proe,the parameters in surface tension measured by sessile drop method was determined.The results show that the method for calculating the surface tension has high accuracy,which can provide computer aid for adopting sessile drop method measuring high temperature metal surface tension.

Key concepts: Sessile drop technique, Surface tension, Drop (telecommunication), Materials science, Spinning drop method, Tension (geology), Composite material, Maximum bubble pressure method

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